Find the value of integral int(0)^(t)int...

Find the value of integral `int_(0)^(t)int(|cos2x|+|sin2x|)dx,"where "npilttlt(npi+(pi)/(4))`.

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The correct Answer is:

`(2)/(pi)`

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