Problem

Question 6 (1 point)
\[
\int \sin (2 \pi) d x=
\]
a) $-\cos (2 \pi)+C$
b) $\sin (2 \pi) x+C$
c) $-\cos (2 \pi) x+C$
d) $x+C$

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None of the given options are correct. The correct answer should be \(\boxed{C}\).

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Step 1 :The integral of a constant (which is what sin(2π) is, as sin(2π) = 0) with respect to x is just the constant times x.

Step 2 :Therefore, the integral of sin(2π) dx is 0*x + C, which simplifies to just C.

Step 3 :However, this option is not available in the choices given.

Step 4 :The closest option to the correct answer is d) x + C, but this is not exactly correct.

Step 5 :None of the given options are correct. The correct answer should be \(\boxed{C}\).

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