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Find f if f′′(t)=2e^t+3sin(t), f(0)=−4, f(π)=−5.

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Answered by oobleck
f' = 2e^t - 3cost + C
f(0) = 2-3+C = -4 so C = -3
that makes f'(t) = 2e^t - 3cost - 3
Now do that again for f(t)
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