Let `f(x) = int_(x)^(x+(pi)/(3))|sin theta|d theta(x in [0,pi])`A. `f(x)` is stricity increasing in this intervalB. `f(x)` is differentiable in this intervalC. Range of `f(x)` is `[2-sqrt(3)-1]`D. `f(x)` has a maxima at `x = pi/3`

Let `f(x) = int_(x)^(x+(pi)/(3))|sin theta|d theta(x in [0,pi])`A. `f(

1.	Let `f(x) = int_(x)^(x+(pi)/(3))\|sin theta\|d theta(x in [0,pi])`A. `f(x)` is stricity increasing in this intervalB. `f(x)` is differentiable in this intervalC. Range of `f(x)` is `[2-sqrt(3)-1]`D. `f(x)` has a maxima at `x = pi/3`
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