in which ak'S and bk'S are complex constants,fk(x) represents the kth derivative of the unknown function f(x) with prescribed initial valuesfk(0), along with the conditions thatfk(oo) = 0, for k = 0, 1, 2 . . . . . n, and 9(x) represents a known differentiable function arises in a natural way while solving a class of mixed boundary value problems of mathematical physics (see [-3, 5, 6]). Varley...