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Page 1:  · As range of tan x is 2m So, tan I .46 —sec I (—2) = tan I tan£ —sec I sec z 2m Q04. Given = . Write f (x) satisfying this. eX(tanx+ 1) secxdx= ex f (x) + c SOL Let I —
Page 2:  · As range of tan x is 2m So, tan I .46 —sec I (—2) = tan I tan£ —sec I sec z 2m Q04. Given = . Write f (x) satisfying this. eX(tanx+ 1) secxdx= ex f (x) + c SOL Let I —
Page 3:  · As range of tan x is 2m So, tan I .46 —sec I (—2) = tan I tan£ —sec I sec z 2m Q04. Given = . Write f (x) satisfying this. eX(tanx+ 1) secxdx= ex f (x) + c SOL Let I —
Page 4:  · As range of tan x is 2m So, tan I .46 —sec I (—2) = tan I tan£ —sec I sec z 2m Q04. Given = . Write f (x) satisfying this. eX(tanx+ 1) secxdx= ex f (x) + c SOL Let I —
Page 5:  · As range of tan x is 2m So, tan I .46 —sec I (—2) = tan I tan£ —sec I sec z 2m Q04. Given = . Write f (x) satisfying this. eX(tanx+ 1) secxdx= ex f (x) + c SOL Let I —
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