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Let I(1) =int(a)^(pi-a)xf(sinx)dx,I(2)=i...

Let `I_(1) =int_(a)^(pi-a)xf(sinx)dx,I_(2)=int_(a)^(pi-a)f(sinx)dx`, then `I_(2)` is equal to

A

`(pi)/2 I_(1)`

B

`piI_(1)`

C

`2/(pi)I_(1)`

D

`2I_(1)`

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C
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