The anti-derivative of a function of the form (3x-1)f(x), (x≠1/3), is given by 怖3x怗^4-13/3 x^3+3/2 x^2+C, where C is the constant of integration.

Find the value of f(6). Show your steps.

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The anti-derivative of a function of the form (3xāˆ’1)f(š‘„), (x≠1/3), is given by 怖3š‘„ć€—^4āˆ’13/3 š‘„^3+3/2 š‘„^2+š¶, where C is the constant of integration. Find the value of f(6). Show your steps.

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