Area bounded by the curve xy=c, X-axis ...

Area bounded by the curve xy=c, X-axis between x=1, x=4 is

A

c log 3 sq. unit

B

2 log c sq. unit

C

2c log 2 sq. unit

D

2c log 5 sq. unit

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The correct Answer is:

C

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