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Let f(x)=e^(cos^(-1)sin(x+pi//3)) then...

Let `f(x)=e^(cos^(-1)sin(x+pi//3))` then

A

`f((8pi)/9)=e^(5pi//18)`

B

`f((8pi)/9)=e^(13x//18)`

C

`f(-(7pi)/4)=e^(pi//12)`

D

`f(-(7pi)/4)=e^(11pi//12`

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