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Let x0 be the point of local maxima of f(x)=a·(b×c) where a=xi-2j+3k and b=-2i+xj-k and c=7i-2j+xk. Then the value of a·b+b·c+c·a atx=x0 is:


A

-22

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B

-4

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C

-30

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D

14

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Solution

The correct option is A

-22


Explanation for the correct answer:

a·(b×c)=x-23-2x-17-2x=x(x2-2)+2(-2x+7)+3(4-7x)=x3-2x-4x+14+12-21x

f(x)=x327x+26f'(x)=3x2-27f''(x)=6x

Now, x=3,f''(3)=6×3=18>0x=-3,f''(-3)=6×3=-18<0

Maximum at, x0=-3

a=(-3,-2,3)b=(-2,-3,-1)c=(7,-2,-3)

So

a·b+b·c+c·a=6+6-3-14+6+3-21+4-9=25-47=-22

Hence, the correct option is (A)


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