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For `x in (0,(5pi)/(2))` define, `f(x)= overset(x) underset(0) int sqrt(t) sin t dt` then f has

A

local minimum at `pi` and local maximum at `2pi`

B

local maximum at `pi` and local minimum at `2pi`

C

local maximum at `pi and 2pi`

D

local minimum at `pi and 2pi`

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