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axelzdly1

mR.coNfusEd
@rohanz.. hmm.. huge mistake.. Im sorry.. :D

@darkvoid.. h(x)= ( f ( x )² + g( x ) )² not ( f ( x )² ) + ( g ( x )² ) ??

aren't there 4 parenthesis around each of the f,g functions..?
 

axelzdly1

mR.coNfusEd
Just the same feeling when I thought I was wrong.> :p
Nah,its okay..

About the problem.,can you solve from there ?
or do you have another solution?
 

Niilesh

Padawan
Nice thread guys! A good way to recall mathematics

Given f''(x)= -f(x) .., consider f(x)= sin x
and then f(x)= - g(x) .., so g(x)= -sin x limits?

So.., as h(x) = {f(x)^2} + {g(x)^2} = (sinx)^2 + (-sinx)^2 = 2[(sinx)^2]
and given h(5)=3 and req is h(10) i.e h(2x)

So the new eq will be h(2x) = 2(sin2x)^2..

we need to write 2[sin²(2x)] in terms of 2[sin²x] an we will get the ans..

Im hopeless from here..
enough brain excercise for today :p
For competitive exam we can use this
Let f(x) = a * sinx (where a ∈ R )
=>h(x) = 2a²sin²x
Now, h(5) = 3
=>3/sin²5 = 2a²
Now h(x) becomes = (3/sin²5)*sin²x
=>h(10) = (3/sin²5) * sin²10 = 3*4*cos²5 = 0.96557
So ans is (D)
 

rohanz

Journeyman
For competitive exam we can use this
Let f(x) = a * sinx (where a ∈ R )
=>h(x) = 2a²sin²x
Now, h(5) = 3
=>3/sin²5 = 2a²
Now h(x) becomes = (3/sin²5)*sin²x
=>h(10) = (3/sin²5) * sin²10 = 3*4*cos²5 = 0.96557
So ans is (D)

Seems right but we won't get calculators during the exam :O
 
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axelzdly1

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Assume the equation to be a+b=0 for a= |2x²-5x+3| and b= x-1
to satisfy a+b=0 there are two conditions.. either < a=b=0 > or < a= -b >

case 1: a= |2x²-5x+3| = 0
=> 2x²-5x+3=0 x=(1.5,1)

case 2: b= x-1 =0 => x=1

common solution i.e, x=1 ∩ x=1,1.5 is 1..

for second condition apply
| 2x²-5x+3 | => ± (2x²-5x+3) = (1-x) and you will get the same result i.e, x= 1

so the solution is 1.., unique solution

Corrections? any other simple methods?
 

Niilesh

Padawan
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Ummm... Sometimes your questions are too easy :D

Case 1: 2x²-5x+3≥0 =>x∉(1,3/2)
=>2x²-5x+3 + x-1 = 0
=>x = 1,1

Common - x=1

Case 2: 2x²-5x+3≤0 x∈(1,3/2)
=> -2x²+5x-3 + x-1 =0
=> x² -3x + 2 = 0
x= 1,2

Common - x∈Φ

So only solution is 1(only one solution)

Assume the equation to be a+b=0 for a= |2x²-5x+3| and b= x-1
to satisfy a+b=0 there are two conditions.. either < a=b=0 > or < a= -b > There is no need of the first condition, 2nd already covers it :)

case 1: a= |2x²-5x+3| = 0
=> 2x²-5x+3=0 x=(1.5,1)

case 2: b= x-1 =0 => x=1

common solution i.e, x=1 ∩ x=1,1.5 is 1..

for second condition apply
| 2x²-5x+3 | => ± (2x²-5x+3) = (1-x) and you will get the same result i.e, x= 1

so the solution is 1.., unique solution

Corrections? any other simple methods?
 
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Ummm... Sometimes your questions are too easy :D

Case 1: 2x²-5x+3≥0 =>x∉(1,3/2)
=>2x²-5x+3 + x-1 = 0
=>x = 1,1

Common - x=1

Case 2: 2x²-5x+3≤0 x∈(1,3/2)
=> -2x²+5x-3 + x-1 =0
=> x² -3x + 2 = 0
x= -1,2

Common - x∈Φ

So only solution is 2(only one solution)

How is it -1 ??
 
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It's 1, typo
So only one solution is 1 or 2

Ummm... Sometimes your questions are too easy :D

Case 1: 2x²-5x+3≥0 =>x∉(1,3/2)
=>2x²-5x+3 + x-1 = 0
=>x = 1,1

Common - x=1

Case 2: 2x²-5x+3≤0 x∈(1,3/2)
=> -2x²+5x-3 + x-1 =0
=> x² -3x + 2 = 0
x= 1,2

Common - x∈Φ

So only solution is 2(only one solution)

I mean only solution is not x=2
as at x=2, 2x²-5x+3=1>0 which contradicts case (2)
 
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I think this was the first question given in our class to tell how to solve this kind of questions :D
BTW i know two methods i will use the general one

f(x+y) = f(x) . f(y)
Now partially differentiating wrt x we get

f'(x+y) = f'(x) . f(y)
Now at x = 0
f'(y)=2f(y)
=>f'(x)=2f(x)

we can also get f(x) by integration.....
 
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I think this was the first question given in our class to tell how to solve this kind of questions :D
BTW i know two methods i will use the general one

f(x+y) = f(x) . f(y)
Now partially differentiating wrt x we get

f'(x+y) = f'(x) . f(y)
Now at x = 0
f'(y)=2f(y)
=>f'(x)=2f(x)

we can also get f(x) by integration.....

f '(x) represent ordinary diff.

But you used it for partial diff.
 
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f(x+y)=f(x)f(y)
f(0+0)=f(0)f(0)
=>f(0)=f²(0)
=> f(0)=0,1
but f(x)≠0 for any xЄ R => f(0)=1


Then, f'(x)= lim(h → 0) [f(x+h)-f(x)]/h
f'(x)= lim(h → 0) [f(x)f(h)-f(x)]/h
f'(x)= f(x)lim(h → 0) [f(h)-1]/h --------(1)

putting x=0 in (1),we get
f'(0)= f(0)lim(h → 0) [f(h)-1]/h
f'(0)/ f(0)=lim(h → 0) [f(h)-1]/h
2=lim(h → 0) [f(h)-1]/h--------------------(2)

using (2) in (1),we get
f'(x)= 2f(x)
 
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