If d/dx[f(x)]=xcosx+sinx " and " f(0)=2,...

If `d/dx[f(x)]=xcosx+sinx " and " f(0)=2`,
then f(x)=

A

`xsinx`

B

`xcosx+sinx+2`

C

`xsinx+2`

D

`xcosx+2`

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The correct Answer is:

C

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