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Suppose that f(1=9, f(4=?3, f?(1=9, f?(4=?5, and f?? is continuous. find the value of ?41xf??(xdx.

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User Isrnick
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Some characters in your question are not displayed properly, so I'm guessing at what it says.

"Suppose that
f(1)=9,
f(4)=-3,
f'(1)=9,
f'(4)=-5, and
f'' is continuous. Find the value of
\displaystyle\int_1^4xf''(x)\,\mathrm dx."

(Correct me if I'm wrong!)

Integrate by parts, letting
u=x and
\mathrm dv=f''(x)\,\mathrm dx, so that
\mathrm du=\mathrm dx and
v=f'(x). Then you have


\displaystyle\int_1^4xf''(x)\,\mathrm dx=xf'(x)\bigg|_(x=1)^(x=4)-\int_1^4f'(x)\,\mathrm dx

Integrating once more gives


\displaystyle\int_1^4xf''(x)\,\mathrm dx=xf'(x)\bigg|_(x=1)^(x=4)-f(x)\bigg|_(x=1)^(x=4)

=(4f'(4)-1f'(1))-(f(4)-f(1))

=(-20-9)-(-3-9)=-17
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