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Introduction to integration — Question 281

Original QCE Vault practice · 4 marks

Q281 · Practice questionTechnology-freeSimple familiar4 marks

QUESTION 281 (4 marks)

A function satisfies

f^{\prime}(x)=6x^2+4e^{2x}-\dfrac3x

for

x>0

and

f(1)=2e^2

.

a)

Determine

f(x)

.

[3 marks]

b)

Determine

f(e)

exactly.

[1 mark]

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