Let a continuous function f:R rarr R sat...

Let a continuous function f:R rarr R satisfies xf^(2)(x)-f(x)=x-1AA x in R and f(1)!=0 .If K(x)=int((f(x)+f(-2x)-f'(x))/(2-f''(x)))f(x) then ^(K(pi)-K((pi)/(2))) is not equal to-

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