Let A,B are two points on the curve y=log1/2(x−12)+log2√4x2−4x+1 and A is also on the circle whose radius is √10 and centre at O(0,0). B lies inside the circle such that its abscissa is integer, then
A
−−→OA⋅−−→OB=4
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B
−−→OA⋅−−→OB=7
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C
|−−→AB|=2
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D
|−−→AB|=1
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Solution
The correct options are A−−→OA⋅−−→OB=4 B−−→OA⋅−−→OB=7 C|−−→AB|=2 D|−−→AB|=1 y=log1/2(x−12)+log2√4x2−4x+1⇒y=−log2(2x−12)+log2√(2x−1)2 We know that, 2x−1>0⇒x>12 ⇒y=−log2(2x−1)+1+log2(2x−1)⇒y=1⋯(1) The equation of the circle is, x2+y2=10⋯(2) Using (1) and (2), x2=9⇒x=3[∵x>12]
Therefore, A=(3,1) and B=(1,1) or (2,1) Now, −−→OA=3^i+^j−−→OB=^i+^j or 2^i+^j−−→AB=−^i or −2^i