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We know that differentiation is the inverse process of integration. If we take an example of sin x + 6, its differentiation is cos x. However, if we integrate cos x, we get sin x. Explain.

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Differentiation of sin x + 6 = cos x
But integration of cos x = sin x + C
We always add a constant term C while performing the indefinite integration. The value of this C can be found by applying suitable conditions given in the problem. Here the value of C is 6.

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