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If f(0)=g(0)=0 and f'' and g'' are continuous, show that ∫ f(x)g"(x)dx= f(a)g(a) + ∫ f"(x)g(x)dx upperbound is a and lower bound is 0
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ok this is simple i will solve it for u
ok
i am solving some other problem so just be a bit patient but for the sake of solution we are going to use integration by parts
I solved it already used integration by parts twice
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