`int(sin^4x-cos^4x) dx` =

A

(A) `sin x -cos x + c`

B

(B) `sin x . cos x + c`

C

(C) `-sin x . cos x+ c`

D

(D) `(sin^5x)/(5cosx)+(cos^5x)/(5sinx)+c`

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