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Let f be a real-valued function, defined on R--1,1 and given by fx=3logex-1x+1-2x-1. Then in which of the following intervals, function fx is increasing?


A

-,-1[1/2,)-1

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B

(-1,1/2]

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C

-,--1,1

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D

(-,1/2]--1

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Solution

The correct option is A

-,-1[1/2,)-1


Explanation for correct option(s)

Option A: -,-1[1/2,)-1

Consider the given equation as,

fx=3logex-1x+1-2x-1......(1)

If f'x>0 then fx is increasing function

If f'x<0 then fx is decreasing function

We Know that

logmn=logm-logn

According to the above Equation we can Rewrite the Equation (1)

fx=3logx-1-logx+1-2x-1fx=3logx-1-3logx+1-2x-1f'x=31x-1-31x+1+2x-12f'x=3x-1x+1-3x-12+2x+1x-12x+1f'x=3x2-1-3x2+1-2x+2x+1x-12x+1f'x=3x2-3-3x2-3+6x+2x+2x-12x+1f'x=8x-4x-12x+1f'x=42x-1x-12x+1

For increasing f'x0 then the critical points are

2x-1=0x=12x-1=0x=1x+1=0x=-1

Hence, the following intervals are -,-1[1/2,)-1

Therefore, The correct answer is Option A.


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