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The composite mapping fog of the maps `f:R to R , f(x)=sin x and g:R to R, g(x)=x^(2)`, is

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`"sin"x+x^(2)`

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`("sin"x)^(2)`

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`"sin"x^(2)`

D

`("sin"x)/(x^(2))`

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