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Question
If I
1
=
dx, I
2
=
dx I
3
=
dx and I
4
=
dx then -
Options
A.
I
3
> I
4
B.
I
3
= I
4
C.
I
1
> I
2
D.
I
2
> I
1
Solution
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dx, I2 = 
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dx and I4 = 
dx then -dx, I2 = dx I3 = dx and I4 = dx then -dx, I2 = dx I3 = dx and I4 = dx then -