Using Monotonicity to Find the Range of a Function
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Question
Suppose the domain of the function y=f(x) is −1≤x≤4 and the range is 1≤y≤10. Let g(x)=4−3f(x−2). If the domain of g(x) is a≤x≤b and range of g(x) is c≤x≤d then which of the following relation hold good?
A
2a+4b+c+d=0
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B
a+b+d=8
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C
5b+c+d=5
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D
a+b+c+d+18=0
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Solution
The correct options are Ba+b+d=8 Ca+b+c+d+18=0 D5b+c+d=5 Domain of f(x) is −1≤x≤4 Given , g(x)=4−3f(x−2) Here , −1≤x−2≤4 ⇒1≤x≤6 So, domain of g(x) is [1,6]. a=1,b=6 Range of f(x) is 1≤f(x)≤10 ⇒1≤f(x−2)≤10 ⇒3≤3f(x−2)≤30 ⇒−30≤−3f(x−2)≤−3 ⇒−26≤4−3f(x−2)≤1 So,c=−26,d=1