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MathematicsApplication of DerivativeMonotonicity-Increasing-DecreasingHard2 minPYQ_2023
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Let f:2,4→ℝ be a differentiable function such that xlogexf'x+logexfx+fx≥1,x∈2,4 with f2=12 and f4=12.
Consider the following two statements:

(A) fx≤1, for all x∈2,4

(B) fx≥1/8, for all x∈2,4

Then,

Options:

Answer:
C
Solution:

Given,

Domain and range of function,

f:2,4→ℝ

xlogexf'x+logexfx+fx≥1, x∈2,4

⇒xlogexddxfx+logexfxddxx+xfxddxlogex≥1

⇒ddxxlnxfx≥1

⇒ddxxlnxfx≥ddxx

⇒ddxxlnxfx-x≥0

Hence, h(x)=xlnxfx-x is a increasing function,

∴h(x)≥h(2),x∈[2,4]

⇒xlnx×fx-x≥2ln2×f2-2

⇒xlnxf(x)-x≥ln2-2

Similarly, hx≤h4

⇒xlnxfx-x≤ln4-4

So, ln2-2xlnx+1lnx≤f(x)≤ln4-4xlnx+1lnx

Now for x∈2,4

ln4-4xlnx+1lnx≤ln4-42ln2+1ln2=1-1ln2<1

⇒fx≤1 for x∈2,4

Now for x∈2,4

ln2-2xlnx+1lnx≥ln2-24ln4+1ln4=ln2-24ln4+1ln4=18+14ln2>18

Hence, f(x)≥18

Hence both A & B are correct.
Note this question was bonus in Jee Main 2023 April session, as LMVT on f(x)·xlnx can't be satisfied.

Hence, no such f(x) exist.

Stream:JEESubject:MathematicsTopic:Application of DerivativeSubtopic:Monotonicity-Increasing-Decreasing
⏱ 2mℹ️ Source: PYQ_2023

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