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Let f(x)be a continuous function defined on the interval [2, infinity) such that f(4)=14 |f(x)| < x^3+10 and the integral from 4 to infinity f(x)*e^(-x/4) = -5 Determine the value of: the integral from 4 to infinity f'(x)*e^(-x/4) = ?
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Use integration by parts.
hey... double post.
u = f(x) dv = e^(-x/4) du = f'(x) v = -4e^(-x/4) --> -4f(x)e^(-x/4) +4* integral f'(x)e^(-x/4) evaluate from 4 to infinity --> (56/e) +4* integral f'(x)e^(-x/4) = -5 --> integral f'(x)e^(-x/4) = (-5e -56)/4e
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