Given:
f(x)=x3−6x2+ax+b
Given that:
f(2)=0⇒2a+b=16....(i)
f(4)=0⇒4a+b=32....(ii)
Solving both equations, we get
a=8,b=0
∴f(x)=x3−6x2+8x
⇒f(x)=x(x−2)(x−4)
Now,
f′(x)=3x2−12x+8
Now,
If f′(x)=−1
⇒3x2−12x+8=−1
⇒3x2−12x+9=0
⇒x2−4x+3=0
⇒x2−3x−x+3=0
⇒(x−1)(x−3)=0
⇒x=1,3
Since, x1∈(2,4), therefore x1=3.
And,
f′(x)=0
⇒3x2−12x+8=0
⇒x=612±144−96
⇒x=612±48
⇒x=612±43=36±23
⇒x=2+323,2−323
Then, (2+323)∈(2,4)
Hence, x2=2+323
So, S1 is true.
Now,
f′(x)=(x−(2+323))(x−(2−323))
Sign scheme for f′(x) is as follows:

f′(x)>0∀x∈(−∞,2−323)∪(2+323,∞), hence it is increasing.
f′(x)<0∀x∈(2−323,2+323), hence it is decreasing.
So, x4=(2+323).
Now,
2f′(x3)=3f(x4)
⇒2[3x32−12x3+8]=3(2+323)(2+323−2)(2+323−4)
⇒2[3x32−12x3+8]=3(323+2)(323)(323−2)
⇒2[3x32−12x3+8]=2(912−4)
⇒[3x32−12x3+8]=−38
⇒9x32−36x3+32=0
⇒x3=1836±1296−1152=1836±12
⇒x3=38,34
So, S2 is true.