If ∫ex(x sin–1x1–x2+sin–1x((1–x2)3/2)+x1–x2)dx=g(x)+C, where C is the constant of integration, then g(12) equals: [2025]
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Let I=∫ex(x sin–1x1–x2+sin–1x(1–x2)3/2+x1–x2)dx
Now, ddx(x sin–1x1–x2)=sin–1x(1–x2)3/2+x1–x2
⇒ I=ex·x sin–1x1–x2+C
[∵ ∫ex[f(x)+f'(x)]dx=exf(x)+c]
= g(x) + c [Given]
∴ g(x)=xexsin–1x1–x2
Hence, g(1/2)=e1/22·π6×23=π6e3.