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Show that `f(x)=x^2-xsinx` is an increasing function on `(0,\ pi//2)` .

A

increasing for `0 le x le pi//2`

B

decreasing for `0 le x le pi//2`

C

decreasing for `[ pi//4, pi//2]`

D

None of these

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