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A circel centered at origin and having radius `pi` units is divided by the curve `y= sin x` in two parts. Then area of the upper part equals to :

A

`(pi^(2))/(2)`

B

`(pi^(3))/(4)`

C

`(pi^(3))/(2)`

D

`(pi^(3))/(8)`

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