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int ("logx")^(2) dx =...

`int ("logx")^(2)` dx =

A

`x [ (log x)^(2) -"log x - 2"] + c `

B

`x [ (log x)^(2) -2"log x + 2"] + c `

C

`x [ (log x)^(2) -3"log x - 3"] + c `

D

`x [ (log x)^(2) +"log x - 2"] + c `

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