- Given relation
We are given
f(3x+43x−4)=x+2
for x=−34.
We need to find f(t) first, then integrate it.
- Let
t=3x+43x−4
We solve this for x in terms of t.
t(3x+4)=3x−4
3tx+4t=3x−4
3tx−3x=−4−4t
3x(t−1)=−4(1+t)
x=3(t−1)−4(1+t)=3(1−t)4(1+t)
So,
f(t)=x+2=3(1−t)4(1+t)+2
Now simplify:
f(t)=3(1−t)4(1+t)+3(1−t)6(1−t)
f(t)=3(1−t)4+4t+6−6t
f(t)=3(1−t)10−2t
Thus,
f(x)=3(1−x)10−2x
- Rewrite for easy integration
Factor numerator:
f(x)=3(1−x)2(5−x)
Now express in partial form:
3(1−x)10−2x=32⋅1−x5−x
Let
1−x5−x=k+1−xm
Then
5−x=k(1−x)+m=k−kx+m
Comparing coefficients:
- coefficient of x: −k=−1⇒k=1
- constant term: k+m=5⇒1+m=5⇒m=4
Hence,
1−x5−x=1+1−x4
So,
f(x)=32(1+1−x4)=32+3(1−x)8
- Integrate
∫f(x)dx=∫(32+3(1−x)8)dx
=32x+38∫1−x1dx
Now,
∫1−x1dx=−log∣1−x∣
Therefore,
∫f(x)dx=32x−38log∣1−x∣+C
Comparing with
∫f(x)dx=Alog∣1−x∣+Bx+C
we get
A=−38,B=32
So,
(A,B)=(−38,32)
- Option check
This matches Option B.