2 X + X2 , please use Theorem 4.5 to 9 1 + 5sin * ( ) = 3 X sin 5x cos v (7.1) -+-) Q4 (20 points). Given ( ) = 1 + 3x s

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2 X + X2 , please use Theorem 4.5 to 9 1 + 5sin * ( ) = 3 X sin 5x cos v (7.1) -+-) Q4 (20 points). Given ( ) = 1 + 3x s

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