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Suppose that a particular function f satisfies f′′(x)=24x2+12x−4, f(0)=−4, f′(0)=1. Then we must have f(x)=

Suppose that a particular function f satisfies f′′(x)=24x2+12x−4, f(0)=−4, f′(0)=1. Then we must have f(x)=
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Suppose that a particular function f satisfies

f′′(x)=24x2+12x−4, f(0)=−4, f′(0)=1.
Then we must have

f(x)=

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