The value of ^2(2 x+1) d x is - Vidyadip

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The value of $\int \sec ^2(2 x+1) d x$ is

A
$\tan (2 x+1)+c$
B
$2 \sec (2 x+1)+c$
C
$\frac{1}{2} \tan (2 x+1)+c$
D
none of these

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