Let f(1)=–2, and f′(x)≥4.2 for 1≤x≤6. The possible value of f(6) lies in the interval
A
[19,∞)
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B
[12,15)
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C
[15,1a)
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D
(−∞,12]
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Solution
The correct option is A[19,∞) Given f(1)=−2 and f′(x)≥4.2 for all xϵ[1,6] ⇒f′(x)>0∀xϵ[1,6]⇒ f(x) is strictly increasing by l.m.v.t ⇒f(6)−f(1)6−1=f′(x)≥4.2 ⇒f(6)−f(1)≥21 ⇒f(6)≥21+f(1) ⇒f(6)≥19 ⇒f(6)ϵ[19,∞)