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Let f(1,1)R be a differential function satisfying (f(x))4=16(f(x))2 for all x(1,1), & f(0)=0. The number of such functions is

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2
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3
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4
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more than 4
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Solution

The correct option is D more than 4
Given that, (f(x))4=16(f(x))2(f(x))2=±4(f(x))
CaseI f(x)0(f(x))2=4(f(x))f(x)=±2f(x)
f(x)=2f(x) or f(x)=2f(x)
f(x)=x2, 1> x0 or f(x)=x2, 1x<0

CaseII f(x)<0(f(x))2=4(f(x))f(x)=±2f(x)
f(x)=2f(x) or f(x)=2f(x)
f(x)=x2, 1> x0 or f(x)=x2, 1x<0

Hence function can be
f(x)=x2, 1<x<1f(x)=x2, 1<x<1

f2(x)={x2, 1x<0x2, 0x<1

f(x)={x2, 1<x<0x2, 0x<1

f(x)=0 x(1,1)

f(x)={x2, 1<x<00, 0x<1
Therefore more functions are also possible.
Hence,number of such functions are more than 4.



Alternative solution
Given that, (f(x))4=16(f(x))2f(x)=±2(±f(x))
±f(x)=±xf(x)=±x2

So, there will be four cases.

Case 1: x>0,f(x)>0 f(x)=x2
Case 2: x>0,f(x)<0 f(x)=x2
Case 3: x<0,f(x)>0 f(x)=x2
Case 4: x<0,f(x)<0 f(x)=x2

For these cases, four different function possible

f1(x)=x2,1x1

f2(x)={x2,0x1x2,1x<0

f3(x)={x2,0x1x2,1x<0

f4(x)=x2,1x1

Apart from this, there is one more function satisfying the conditions

f5(x)=0,1x1

So, there are total five functions

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