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If f(x)=14x2+2x+1, then its maximum value is


A

43

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B

23

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C

1

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D

34

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Solution

The correct option is A

43


Step 1: Apply quotient rule differentiation

Given function

f(x)=14x2+2x+1

Iff(x)=s(x)t(x),thenf'(x)=t(x)×s'(x)s(x)×t(x){t(x)}2

f'(x)=4x2+2x+1*ddx1-1*ddx4x2+2x+14x2+2x+12ddxconstant=0andddx(xn)=nxn1=-8x+24x2+2x+12

For maxima or minima putf'(x)=0,

0=8x+28x=-2x=-28x=-14

Step 2: Again differentiating, we get

f"(x)=-4x2+2x+128-8x+22(4x2+2x+1)(8x+24x2+2x+14

At x=-14, f"(x) is negative

The function f(x) is maximum at x=-14

Therefore, the maximum value is

f-14max=14×116-2×14+1f-14max=114-12+2=41-2+4=43

Hence, the correct option is an option (A).


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