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Let f:SS where S=0, be a twice differentiable function such that f(x+1)=xf(x). If g:SR be defined as g(x)=logefx, then the value of g''(5)-g''(1) is equal to:


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197144

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187144

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C

205144

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1

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Solution

The correct option is C

205144


Determine the value of g''(5)-g''(1)

Given that:

f(x+1)=xf(x)

g(x)=logefx

Now,

g(x+1)=logefx+1[Given]g(x+1)=logexfxg(x+1)=logex+logef(x)g(x+1)-logef(x)=logexg(x+1)-g(x)=logexlogef(x)=g(x)DoubleDifferentiatingw.r.tx:g''(x+1)-g''(x)=-1x2Letx=1,g''(2)-g''(1)=-1.....(1)Letx=2,g''(3)-g''(2)=-14.....(2)Letx=3,g''(4)-g''(3)=-19......(3)Letx=4,g''(5)-g''(4)=-116.....(4)(1)(2)+(3)+(4):g''(5)-g''(1)=-1-14-19-116g''(5)-g''(1)=205144

Therefore, the correct answer is Option (C).


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