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The function xe⁻ˣsin(5x) is annihilated by the operator

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Final answer:

The function xe^-xsin(5x) is annihilated by the given operator due to the properties of an odd function and its integration over the x-axis.

Step-by-step explanation:

The function xe-xsin(5x) is annihilated by the operator. The function in the integrand is odd since it is the product of an odd function (x) and an even function (e-2x/x0). The integral vanishes because the total area of the function about the x-axis cancels the (negative) area below it. As a result, the function is annihilated by the operator.

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