Mathematics · Integration
If f'(x) = x - 5/x5 and f(1) = 4, then f(x) is:
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- 1x2/2 + (5/4)(1/x4) + 9/4✓
- 2x2/2 - (9/4)(1/x4) + 5/4
- 3x2/2 - (5/4)(1/x4) + 9/4
- 4x2/2 + (9/4)(1/x4) + 5/4
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x2/2 + (5/4)(1/x4) + 9/4
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