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Which of the following is an antiderivative of Which of the following is an antiderivative of (3x + 4xy) dx dy? A) (9xdx -16 ydy) B) (x + y) dx?dy C) (xdx - ydy) D) (x + y) E) - (xdx + ydy) (3x + 4xy) dxWhich of the following is an antiderivative of (3x + 4xy) dx dy? A) (9xdx -16 ydy) B) (x + y) dx?dy C) (xdx - ydy) D) (x + y) E) - (xdx + ydy) dy?


A) Which of the following is an antiderivative of (3x + 4xy) dx dy? A) (9xdx -16 ydy) B) (x + y) dx?dy C) (xdx - ydy) D) (x + y) E) - (xdx + ydy) (9xdx -16 Which of the following is an antiderivative of (3x + 4xy) dx dy? A) (9xdx -16 ydy) B) (x + y) dx?dy C) (xdx - ydy) D) (x + y) E) - (xdx + ydy) ydy)
B) Which of the following is an antiderivative of (3x + 4xy) dx dy? A) (9xdx -16 ydy) B) (x + y) dx?dy C) (xdx - ydy) D) (x + y) E) - (xdx + ydy) (x + y) dx?dy
C) Which of the following is an antiderivative of (3x + 4xy) dx dy? A) (9xdx -16 ydy) B) (x + y) dx?dy C) (xdx - ydy) D) (x + y) E) - (xdx + ydy) (xdx - ydy)
D) Which of the following is an antiderivative of (3x + 4xy) dx dy? A) (9xdx -16 ydy) B) (x + y) dx?dy C) (xdx - ydy) D) (x + y) E) - (xdx + ydy) (x + y)
E) - Which of the following is an antiderivative of (3x + 4xy) dx dy? A) (9xdx -16 ydy) B) (x + y) dx?dy C) (xdx - ydy) D) (x + y) E) - (xdx + ydy) (xdx + ydy)

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