The correct options are
A f(x) is monotonic increasing in [−1,2]
B f(x) is continuous in [−1,3]
C f(x) has the maximum value at x=2
D f(x) does not exist
For −1≤x≤2 , we have
f(x)=3x2+12x−1f′(x)=6x+12≥0∀−1≤x≤2
Hence f(x) is increasing in [−1,2]
Again function is algebraic polynomial therefore, it is continuous at xϵ(−1,2) and (2,3)
and for continuity at x=2
limx→2−f(x)=limx→2−(3x2+12x−1)=limh→0[3(2−h)2+12(2−h)−1]=limh→0[3(4+h2−4h)+24−12h−1]=limh→0(12+3h2−12h+24−12h−1)=limh→0(3h2−24h+35)=35limx→0f(x)=limx→0(37−x)=limh→2+[37−(2+h)]=35f(2)=3.22+12.2−1=12+24−1=35
Therefore LHL=RHL=f(2)⇒ function is continuous at
x=2⇒ function is continuous in −1≤x≤3
Now Rf′(2)=limx→2+f(x)−f(2)x−2=limh→0f(2+h)−f(2)h
=limh→037−(2+h)−3(3×22+12×2−1)h=limh→0−hh=−1
Lf′(x)=limx→2−f(x)−f(2)x−2=limh→0f(2−h)−f(2)−h
=limh→0[[3(2−h)2+12(2−h)−1]3×22+12×2−1]−h
=limh→0[12+3h2−12h+24=12h−1]−35−h
=limh→03h2−24h+35−35−h=limh→03h−24−1=24
Since Rf′(2)≠f′(2),f′(2) does not exists
Again f(x) increasing on [−1,2] and is decreasing on (2,3)
it shows that f(x) has maximum value at x=2