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let f be twice differentiable with f(0)=6, f(1)=5, and f'(1)=2. Evaluate the integral (x(f^n)x dx) from 0 to 1
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\[\int\limits xf^{n}(x)dx\]???
you forgot the bounds :)
\[\int^{1}_{0}x\ f''(x)\ dx\]
\(x\ f'(x) -f(x)\) if we do ibps
\[x\ f'(x) -f(x)-(x\ f'(x) -f(x))\] \[1\ f'(1) -f(1)-(0\ f'(0) -f(0))\] \[1\ (2) -5-(0\ f'(0) -6)\] \[2-5+6=3\]
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thats my story and im sticking to it :)
is actually f to the power of n
how do you get the integral distribute
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