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Find the solution of the following initial value problem. v'(x) = 4x^1/3 + 4x^-1/3;
V(8) = 34; x > 0
The solution of the initial value problem is v(x) =


Find the solution of the following initial value problem.

v'(x) = 4x^1/3 + 4x^-1/3; 
V(8) = 34; x

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