AM-2080
Integrating standard functions
A Math · Secondary 4 · Hard · Integrating standard functions
The derivative of a function is
f′(x)=4cosx−6sin2x. Given that
f(0)=3, find
f(x).
- f(x)=4sinx+3cos2x
- f(x)=4cosx+3sin2x
- f(x)=4sinx−3cos2x
- f(x)=4cosx−3sin2x
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