$\int {{e^{2x}}( - \sin x + 2\cos x)\,dx} = $
- A${e^{2x}}\sin x + c$
- B$-{e^{2x}}\sin x + c$
- C$-{e^{2x}}\cos x + c$
- D${e^{2x}}\cos x + c$
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