What type of integral equation is this and how can I solve it?

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The integral equation presented involves a function f(x) defined by an integral that includes known constants A and B. The discussion seeks assistance in classifying and solving this equation. Participants suggest using resources like Wikipedia and EqWorld to identify the type of integral equation and appropriate solution methods. These references provide foundational knowledge and techniques for tackling integral equations. The conversation emphasizes the importance of proper classification for effective problem-solving.
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I would ask help to solve the following integral equation. Any suggestion? Any references to look at?

f(x)=int_{0}^{x} (A*exp{t-x}+B)f(t)g(t/x)*(1/x)dt

A, B known constant

Thanks a lot.
 
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