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Let a function `f: R -> R` be defined as `f(x)=x + sin x`. The value of `int_0^(2pi) f^-1 (x) dx` will be (A) `2pi^2` (B) `2pi^2+2` (C) `2pi^2-2` (D) `pi^2`

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