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Suppose f"(x) = -9 sin(3x) and f'(0) = -4, and f(0) = -2 Find f(pi/4)
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Suppose f"(x) = -9 sin(3x) and f'(0) = -4, and f(0) = -2
Find f(pi/4)

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9sin (3)and f,(0)=4,AND f(0)=2

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