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Find the anti - derivative F of f defined by `f(x)=4x^(5)-6x`, where `f(0)=2`
First, find the integral of f(x) and say it F(x). Further, use the condition f(0)=2 to get the value of C. Finally put the value of C in f(x) and get the required result.

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`(2x^(6))/(3)-3x^(2)+2`
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