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If f(x) = int (0)^(x) t sin t d t, then...

If `f(x) = int _(0)^(x) t sin t d t, ` then f'(x) is

A

`cosx+x sin x`

B

x sin x

C

x cos x

D

`sin x+x cos x`

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