Abstract
We determine the best constant K and extremals of the Opial-type inequality , where y is required to satisfy the boundary condition . The techniques employed differ from those utilized recently by Denzler to solve this problem, and also from those used originally to prove the classical inequality; but they also yield a new proof of that inequality.
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