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If I(n) = int(-x)^(x) (sinnx)/((1+pi^(x)...

If `I_(n) = int_(-x)^(x) (sinnx)/((1+pi^(x))sinx)dx, n = 0,1,2"…….."`, then

A

`I_(n) = I_(n+2)`

B

`underset(m=1)overset(10)sumI_(2m+1) = 10 pi`

C

`underset(m=1)overset(10)sum I_(2m) = 0`

D

`I_(n) = I_(n+1)`

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