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The largest value of non-negative integer a for which
limx1{ax+sin(x1)+ax+sin(x1)1}1x1x=14 is ___

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Given :
limx1{ax+sin(x1)+ax+sin(x1)1}1x1x=14

It is in the form of limxa[f(x)]g(x)=k

Let f(x)=ax+sin(x1)+ax+sin(x1)1

f(x)=sin(x1)0a(x1)sin(x1)+(x1)

limx1f(x)=00

Using L’hospital’s theorem

limx1f(x)=limx1cos(x1)acos(x1)+1=cos(11)acos(11)+1=cos0acos0+1=1a2

limx1f(x)=1a2---(1)

Now, g(x)=1x1x

limx1g(x)=limx11x1x=1111=00
Using L’hospital’s theorem
limx1g(x)=limx1112x=1×2=2

limx1g(x)=2---(2)

Now,

limx1[f(x)]g(x)=14

apply ln on both sides,

lnlimx1[f(x)]g(x)=ln14

lnlimx1g(x)lnf(x)=ln14

lnlimx1g(x).limx1ln(f(x))=ln14

2.lnlimx1f(x)=ln14

2.ln(1a2)=ln14 --(3)

(1a2)2=14

(1a2)=±12

(1a2)=12 and (1a2)=12

1a=1 and 1a=1

a=0 and a=2.
But for a=2 we get a negative number raised to the power of a rational number.

and logarithm of a negative number is not define. [From (3)]

This is not always defined.
Hence a=0 is the right answer.


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