Concept:Factor the denominator and use partial fractions to integrate the rational function.Explanation:Factor the denominator: 4−3x−x2=(x+4)(1−x) Write the integrand using partial fractions: (x+4)(1−x)2x=x+4A+1−xB Multiply through by (x+4)(1−x): 2x=A(1−x)+B(x+4) Expanding: 2x=(A+4B)+(−A+B)x Compare coefficients: A+4B=0,−A+B=2 Solving these equations gives: A=−58,B=52 Thus: 4−3x−x22x=−58⋅x+41+52⋅1−x1 Integrate term by term: ∫4−3x−x22xdx=−58∫x+4dx+52∫1−xdx Using ∫x+4dx=log∣x+4∣ and ∫1−xdx=−log∣1−x∣: =−58log∣x+4∣−52log∣1−x∣+CAnswer:Option D: −58log∣4+x∣−52log∣1−x∣+c