Concept:The values f′(1), f′′(2), and f′′′(3) are constants, so differentiate the given expression and solve for these constants.Explanation:Let a=f′(1), b=f′′(2), and c=f′′′(3).Then f(x)=3x3+2ax2+bx+c.Differentiate step by step:f′(x)=9x2+4ax+bf′′(x)=18x+4af′′′(x)=18, hence c=18.Put x=1 in f′(x):a=9+4a+b⇒3a+b=−9.Put x=2 in f′′(x):b=36+4a.Solve the two equations:3a+(36+4a)=−9⇒7a=−45⇒a=−745.Then b=36+4(−745)=772.Substitute a, b, and c into f(x):f(x)=3x3+2(−745)x2+772x+18=71(21x3−90x2+72x+126).Answer:f(x)=71(21x3−90x2+72x+126)Hence, option B is correct.