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Area under the curve y=sqrt(3x+4) betwee...

Area under the curve `y=sqrt(3x+4)` between x=0 and x=4 is

A

`56/9` sq. unit

B

`64/9` sq. unit

C

8 sq. unit

D

None of these

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