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Standard XII
Mathematics
Sum of Coefficients of All Terms
The least nat...
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The least natural number
′
k
′
for which
x
+
k
x
−
2
>
2
∀
x
ϵ
(
0
,
∞
)
is
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Solution
x
+
k
x
−
2
substituting
x
=
1
and
k
=
1
we get,
1
+
(
1
)
(
1
)
−
2
=
2
(Value is equal to 2, but the condition is (>2))
So,
substituting
x
=
1
and
k
=
2
we get,
1
+
(
2
)
(
1
)
−
2
=
3
(Value is greater than 2, satisfies the condition is (>2))
Hence,
k
=
2
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