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A=inte^xsinxdx and B=inte^xcosx dx, lim(...

`A=inte^xsinxdx` and `B=inte^xcosx dx, lim_(x->-oo)A=0,lim_(x->-oo)B=0` then `A^2+B^2` is equal to

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