Let [x] denote the greatest integer less than or equal to x. Then, the values of x∈R satisfying the equation [ex]2+[ex+1]−3=0 lies in the interval:
A
[0,1e)
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B
[1,e)
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C
[0,loge2)
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D
[loge2,loge3)
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Solution
The correct option is C[0,loge2) Given: [ex]2+[ex+1]−3=0 ⇒[ex]2+[ex]−2=0 ⇒([ex]+2)([ex]−1)=0 ∴[ex]=1, since [ex]=−2 is not possible. ∴ex∈[1,2) ∴x∈[0,loge2)