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lim(n to oo) sum(k=1)^n k/(n^2 + k^2) =...

`lim_(n to oo) sum_(k=1)^n k/(n^2 + k^2)` =

A

`1/2 log 2`

B

2 log 2

C

`1/3` log 2

D

3 log 2

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