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The value of the integral `int("cosec"^(2)x-2019)/(cos^(2019)x)dx` is equal to (where C is the constant of integration)

A

`(cotx)/((cosx)^(2019))+C`

B

`(-cotx)/((cosx)^(2019))+C`

C

`cotx(cosx)^(2019)+C`

D

`-cotx(cosx)^(2019)+C`

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