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Q.21 Let f be a function on R ( the set of all real numbers ) such that f'(x) = 2010(x-2009)(x-2010)2 (x-2011)3 (x-2012)2 , for all x R If g is a function defined on R with values in the interval ( 0 , ) , such that f(x) = ln{g(x)} , for all x R , then the number of points in R at which g has local maximum is

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f'x=2010x-2009x-20102x-20113x-20124And fx=ln gxThus, gx=efxThus, g'x=efx f'xTo find maxima, let g'x=0efx f'x=0f'x=0 ex 0 x2010x-2009x-20102x-20113x-20124=0x=2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Now for x<2009 we get f'x>0and for x>2009 we get f'x<0Thus x=2009 is a point of local maxima.Now for x<2010 we get f'x<0and for x>2010 we get f'x<0Thus x=2010 is a point of inflexion.Now for x<2011 we get f'x<0and for x>2011 we get f'x>0Thus x=2011 is a point of local minima.Now for x<2012 we get f'x>0and for x>2012 we get f'x>0Thus x=2012 is a point of inflexion.Thus there is only one point of maxima of gx.

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