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f"(x)=sin(x), f'(x)=-cos(x)+A (A is constant to be determined);

f(x)=-sin(x)+Ax+B (B is constant to be determined).

f(0)=3, so 3=-sin(0)+0+B, making B=3.

f(π/2)=-sin(π/2)+Aπ/2+3=-1+Aπ/2+3=2-π/2,

2+Aπ/2=2-π/2, Aπ/2=-π/2, A=-1.

f(x)=-sin(x)-x+3 or 3-x-sin(x).
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