If intxe^(2x)dx is equal to e^(2x)f(x)+c...

If `intxe^(2x)dx` is equal to `e^(2x)f(x)+c`, where c is constant of integration, then f(x) is

A

`(3x-1)//4`

B

`(2x+1)//2`

C

`(2x-1)//4`

D

`(x-4)//6`

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The correct Answer is:

C

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