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The integral intcos(log(e)x)dx is equal ...

The integral `intcos(log_(e)x)dx` is equal to: (where C is a constant of integration)

A

`x/2[sin(log_ex-cos(log_ex)]+C`

B

`x/2[cos(log_ex+sin(log_ex)]+C`

C

`x[cos(log_ex+sin(log_ex)]+C`

D

`x[cos(log_ex-sin(log_ex)]+C`

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