45 - Algebra Questions Answers
left hand derivative of f(x) = [x]sin( pie x) at x=k where k is an integer,
Left hand derivative of given function at x = k (k is an integer) is
limh -> 0 {f(k-h) - f(k)}/ {k-h-k}
= limh -> 0 {[k-h] sin π(k-h) - [k] sin πk}/{-h} now 2 cases arise for even and odd k
first case
= limh ->0 (k-1) sin (-πh) - 0 / (-h) if k is even , here we used sin πk = 0 and sin (2π-x) = sin (-x)
= π(k-1) here we used sin (-πx)/(-πx) = 1
second case
= limh->0 (k-1) sin (πh) - 0 / (-h) if k is odd, here we used sin πk = 0 and sin (3π-x) = sin x
= -π(k-1)
Left hand derivative of given function at x = k (k is an integer) is
limh -> 0 {f(k-h) - f(k)}/ {k-h-k}
= limh -> 0 {[k-h] sin π(k-h) - [k] sin πk}/{-h} now 2 cases arise for even and odd k
first case
= limh ->0 (k-1) sin (-πh) - 0 / (-h) if k is even , here we used sin πk = 0 and sin (2π-x) = sin (-x)
= π(k-1) here we used sin (-πx)/(-πx) = 1
second case
= limh->0 (k-1) sin (πh) - 0 / (-h) if k is odd, here we used sin πk = 0 and sin (3π-x) = sin x
= -π(k-1)
so for even and odd k answer will be different.
f(x) = integraition of ( t2-t+2 )2005( t2-t-2 )2007( t2-t-6 )2009( t2-t-12 )2011( t2-3t+2 )2012 dt, then sum of values of x, where maxima of (x) is
I think the right question is
f(x) = 0∫x ( t2-t+2 )2005( t2-t-2 )2007( t2-t-6 )2009( t2-t-12 )2011( t2-3t+2 )2012 dt
then sum of values of x, where maxima of f(x) will be obtained is
for maxima f '(x) = 0
by using Newton Lebnitz formula we get
f '(x) = (x2-x+2 )2005( x2-x-2 )2007( x2-x-6 )2009( x2-x-12 )2011( x2-3x+2 )2012
comparing it with 0 and making factors we will get x = -1, 2, 3, -2, 4, -3, 1
now obtain the maxima point then sum these values
Let a number n have its base -7 representation as n= 1223334444. the highest power of 7, that divides the number n! is
n = (1223334444)7 = 1*79 + 2*78 + 2*77 + 3*76 + 3*75 + 3*74 + 4*73 + 4*72 + 4*71 + 4*70
so if we will divide n! by 7x we will get 1*78 + 2*77 + 2*76 + 3*75 + 3*74 + 3*73 + 4*72 + 4*71 + 4*70 as x
A light example
if we divide (1*72 + 2*71 + 3*70)! by 7x we get x = 1*71 + 2*70 = 9
If the eqaution x^3-3x+k, always has exactly one +ve real root , then find teh minimum value of [|k|].
let f(x) = x^3-3x+k
so f'(x) = 3 x^2 - 3
on comparing with 0, x = +1, -1
on double differentiating we get that function f(x) is minimum at +1 and maximum at -1
so for getting the only +ve real root plot a graph such that it could intersect positive x axis at any point and nowhere else. From the graph it is clear that k will be negative.
at x = +1, f(x) = k-2
at x = -1, f(x) = k+2
so on the basis of given conditions k-2<0 or k<2 and k+2<0 or k<-2
finally k<-2 so [|k|] has minimum value 2
x^7 - 3x^4+2x^3-k=0, k>0 has atleast m imaginary roots then m is ?
x^7 - 3x^4+2x^3-k=0
according to sign change rule there are 3 pair of sign + -, - +, + - , see the sign before coefficient of different powers
so 3 positive real roots are confirmed
now take x = -x
we get -x^7 - 3x^4 - 2x^3 - k = 0, there is no sign change so no negative root
total real roots = 3
so imaginary roots = 4
find the value of [(1+0.0001)10000] WHERE [.] REPRESENTS GREATEST INTEGER FONCTION.
(1 + 0.0001) 10000 = 1 + 10000*0.0001 + other terms = greater then 2
besides it lim x->0 (1+x)1/x = e = less then 3
it means the given expression is more then 2 but less then 3
so 2 will be the answer
1) (10/12)(9/11)(8/10)(7/9)
2) 4(10/12)(9/11)(8/10)(2/9)
3) (4*3/2)(10/12)(9/11)(2/10)(1/9)
4) 1 - (10/12)(9/11)(8/10)(7/9)
consider 5 american couples and 2 indian couples sitting beside each other in n2 tables in the form of log5x.
Please send the complete question
The coefficient of λ^n μ^n in the expansion of [(1+λ)(1+μ)(λ+μ)]^n is ?
(1+λ)n = C0 + C1x + ..................................Cnxn
similarly for (1+μ)n and
(λ+μ)n = C0λn + C1λn-1μ + ........................ + Cnμn
On multiplying these 3, we will get the coefficient of λnμn = ∑Cn3 (Here you should remember that C0 = Cn, C1 = Cn-1 and etc)
For getting the value of ∑Cn3 :
multiply the expansions of (1+x)n, (1-x)n and [1-(1/x2)]n and calculate the coefficient of x0, we get ∑Cn3
and if we multiply (1+x)n, (1-x)n and [1-(1/x2)]n, then we get (-1)n(1-x2)2n/x2n so coefficient of x0 in this expression will be (-1)n 2nCn (-1)n = 2nCn
prove that the integral part of binomial expention is even
(5√5 + 11)2n+1
Let x = (5√5 + 11)2n+1 and y = (5√5 - 11)2n+1
so x*y = 42n+1 = even number
similarly x - y = integer
if we consider the value of y , it will be (5*2.3-5)2n+1 = (0.5)2n+1 = fraction number less than 1 (approx)
so definitely y will be the fractional part of x, and difference of x and y is even so integer part of x will be even