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For x>1, y=logx−(x−1) satisfies the inequality

A
x1>y
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x21>y
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C
y>x1
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x1x<y
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Solution

The correct options are
A x1>y
B x1x<y
C x21>y
Differentiating the function y=logx(x1), we get
f(x)=1x1=1xx<0 for x(1,)
Hence f(x) is a decreasing function, on [1,).
Thus, for x>1, we have f(x)<f(1)logx<x1. Also x21>x1, so that x21>logx.
Similarly, (x1)/x<logx.

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