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For the function Prove that

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Let the given function be:

f( x )= x 100 100 + x 99 99 ++ x 2 2 +x+1

We have to prove that

f ' ( 1 )=100 f ' ( 0 )

For a polynomial function

f( x )= a n x n + a n1 x n1 + a 1 x+ a 0

Then,

d( f ) dx =n a n x n1 +( n1 ) a n1 x n2 ++2 a 2 x+ a 1 (1)

Using the above formula for derivative we can now simplify the function:

df( x ) dx = d dx ( x 100 100 + x 99 99 ++ x 2 2 +x+1 ) = d dx ( x 100 100 )+ d dx ( x 99 99 )++ d dx ( x 2 2 )+ d dx ( x )+ d dx ( 1 )

Using the theorem from equation 1:

d dx f( x )= 100 x 99 100 + 99 x 98 99 ++ 2x 2 +1+0 = x 99 + x 98 + x 97 ++x+1 (2)

We know that f ' ( x )= d dx f( x )

So, from equation (2)

f ' ( 0 )=0+0++0+1 =1

And f ' ( 1 )= 1 99+ 1 98 + 1 98 ++1+1 =1( 100 ) =100 =100 f ' ( 0 ) (Count up to 100)

Or we can say that f ' ( 1 )=100 f ' ( 0 )

Hence, the expression has been proved.


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