int((d(theta))/((cos^2 theta)(sec(2theta...

`int((d(theta))/((cos^2 theta)(sec(2theta) + tan(2theta)))) = lambda tantheta + 2logf(x) + c`, then ordered pair `(lambda, f(x))` is

A

`(1, 1+ tantheta)`

B

`(1, 1- tantheta)`

C

`(-1, 1+ tantheta)`

D

`(-1, 1- tantheta)`

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The correct Answer is:

C

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