Use of Monotonicity for Proving Inequalities
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(A) | If log4575=x and log135375=y then xy+5(x–y) equals | (p) | 3 |
(B) | The number of real solutions of the equation X(log3X)2−92(log3X−5)=33/2 | (q) | 1 |
(C) | The number of real solutions (x, y, z) of the system of equations log(2xy) = logx logy, logyz = logy logz log(2zx) = logz logx is | (r) | 4 |
(D) | If log1227=x and log616=ytheny(3+x)(3−x) equals | (s) | 2 |
x ≥ sin(x) for ∀ x ≥ 0
True
False
Debye-Huckel-Onsager equation is represented as ∧c=∧o−b√C. From the given options, identify the equation which fits the above equation?
- 82.4(DT)1/2η+8.20×105(DT)1/2∧o
- 82.4(DT)1/2η+8.20×105(DT)3/2∧o
- 82.4(DT)1/2η+8.20×105(DT)1/2
- 8.24(DT)1/2η+8.20×105(DT)1/2∧o
Given h(x)=f(x)−g(x). If h′(x)≥0, f(x)≥g(x).
True
False
- 1√2
- 1√2π
- none of these
- 1√π
- f∘g(u)<f∘g(v)
- g∘f(u)<g∘f(v)
- g∘f(u)>g∘f(v)
- f∘g(u)>f∘g(v)
- √9+8x−x2−sin−1x−45
- −√9+8x+x2+sin−1x−45
- −√9+8x−x2+sin−1x−45
- −√9−8x+x2+sin−1x−45
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- 8√2(log3)2
- 8(log3)2
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x ≥ sin(x) for ∀ x ≥ 0
True
False
xlogx+x=λ, where λ∈R.
- If λ=0, then the equation has exactly two solutions in x.
- If λ∈(0, 1e2), then the equation has exactly one solution in x.
- If λ∈(−1e2, 0), then equation has at least one solution in x.
- the equation has at least one solution in [1, λ]
- sinhy
- coshy
- tanhy
- cothy
Given h(x)=f(x)−g(x). If h′(x)≥0, f(x)≥g(x).
True
False
The number of values of x where the function f(x) = 2 (cos 3x + cos √3x attains its maximum, is
1
2
0
Infinite
(2x)ln2=(3y)ln3
3lnx=2lny
Then x0is
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- Option c
- Option b
- Option d
- Option a
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- a, b, c
- b, c, a
- b, a, c
- c, a, b
x ≥ sin(x) for ∀ x ≥ 0
True
False
xlogx+x=λ, where λ∈R.
- If λ=0, then the equation has exactly two solutions in x.
- If λ∈(0, 1e2), then the equation has exactly one solution in x.
- If λ∈(−1e2, 0), then equation has at least one solution in x.
- the equation has at least one solution in [1, λ]
x ≥ sin(x) for ∀ x ≥ 0
False
True
The number of values of x where the function f(x) = 2 (cos 3x + cos √3x attains its maximum, is
0
Infinite
1
2
The number of values of x where the function f(x) = 2 (cos 3x + cos √3x attains its maximum, is
2
0
1
Infinite
Given h(x)=f(x)−g(x). If h′(x)≥0, f(x)≥g(x).
True
False
- f∘g(u)<f∘g(v)
- g∘f(u)<g∘f(v)
- g∘f(u)>g∘f(v)
- f∘g(u)>f∘g(v)
The value of x for which cos−1(cos4)>3x2−4x is
(-2, 2)