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If `f(x) =(1)/(cos^(2)xsqrt(1+tanx))`, then its anit-derivate F(x) satisfying F(0) = 4 is :

A

`sqrt(1+ tan x) + 4`

B

`(2)/(3) (1+ tan x)^(3//2)`

C

`2(sqrt(1+ tan x) + 1)`

D

None of these

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C
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