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$\int {{{13}^x}dx} $ is

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$\frac{{{{13}^x}}}{{\log 13}} + c$
B
${13^{x + 1}} + c$
C
$14x + c$
D
${14^{x + 1}}$+ c

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Answer

Correct option: A.

$\frac{{{{13}^x}}}{{\log 13}} + c$

a
(a) It is obvious.

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