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int-pi^(3pi) cot^-1(cotx)dx= (A) pi^2 (B...

`int_-pi^(3pi) cot^-1(cotx)dx=` (A) `pi^2` (B) `2pi^2` (C) `3pi^2` (D) none of these

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