Integrate f′(x) for f(x): To find f(1), we need to integrate f′(x) to get f(x). The integral of f′(x)=x3100 is f(x)=−x250+C, where C is the constant of integration.
Find Constant C: We know f(5)=−14. Let's plug x=5 into f(x) to find C. −14=−(52)50+C −14=−2550+C −14=−2+C C=−14+2 C=−12
Calculate f(1): Now we have f(x)=−x250−12. Let's find f(1) by plugging in x=1. f(1)=−(12)50−12 f(1)=−50−12 f(1)=−62
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