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[" If "f(x)=sqrt(1+cos^(2)(x^(2)))*" then the value of "f'((sqrt(pi))/(2))" is "],[" (a) "(sqrt(pi))/(6)],[" (b) "-(sqrt(pi))/(6)],[" (c) "(1)/(6)],[" (d) "(pi)/(6)]

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