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18. Given f(x)=1+In(cos(x)) , find: 1+[f'(x)]´dx= ? A. In sec(x)+ tan(x)+C B. In sec(x)– tan(x)+C C. 2ln sec(x)+ tan(x) +C D. 2ln sec(x)– tan(x) +C E. -In sec(x)+cos(x)+C

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18. Given f(x)=1+ In(cos(x)) , find: 1+[f'(x)]´dx = ?
A. In sec(x)+ tan(x) +C
B. In|sec(x)– tan(x)|+C
C. 2 ln sec(x)+ tan(x) +C
D. 2ln|sec(x)– tan(x)|+C
E. –In sec(x)+cos(x)+C

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