The function is twice differentiable for all real numbers

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Problem

The function FF is twice differentiable for all real numbers, and its derivative is given by F′(t)=e2t−sin⁡t.F'(t)=e^{2t}-\sin t. It is known that F(0)=3F(0)=3. (a) Express F(x)F(x) in terms of a definite integral whose lower limit is 00 and upper limit is the variable xx. Clearly indicate all quantities of integration. (b) Calculate the exact value of F(1)F(1). Show all steps of your computation, including the evaluation of any integrals and arithmetic simplifications.

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