Let phi(x,t)={(x(t-1),xlet),(t(x-1), tlt...

Let `phi(x,t)={(x(t-1),xlet),(t(x-1), tltx):}`, where `t` is a continuous function of `x` in `[0,1]`. Let `g(x)=int_0^1 f(t)phi(x,t)dt`, then `g\'\'(x)`= (A) `g(0)=1` (B) `g(0)=0` (C) `g(1)=1` (D) `g\'\'(x)=f(x)`

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