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List IList II(I)20x4+1(x2+2)34dx=(P)32(II)31(1+(x1)3+3x21)dx=(Q)23(III)203x33x2+8x6dx=(R)6(IV)πe2xe2πxxdx=(S)0(T)πe2
Which of the following is only INCORRECT combination?

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(I)-(P)
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(IV)-(S)
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(II)-(S)
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(III)-(S)
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Solution

The correct option is C (II)-(S)
(I)
I=20x4+1(x2+2)34dx
Multiplying numerator and denominator by x3
=20x7+x3(x8+2x4)34dxPut (x8+2x4)=tI=182880dtt34=312×214=32

(II) 1+(x1)3 & 3x21are inverse of each other in the interval [1,3]I=31f(x)dx+31f1(x)dxf1(x)=tx=f(t)dx=f(t)dt31f(x)dx+31tf11tdt31f(x)dx+[tf(t)]3131f(t)dt=3f(3)1.f(1)=3×31×1=8So, 31((1+(x1)3+(1+3x21))1)dx=82=6

(III) I=10(3(x1)3+5(x1)+3(1x)3+5(1x))dxI=0

(IV) Put x=πet
I=eπ((2πt2tet))dt=II=0

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