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The Villain
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F(x,y) = y lnxy -3 then gradient vector at (1/2,2) is
a) (16,1)
b) (4,1)
c) (4,2)
d) (16,2)
Noel
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Is it b?
The Villain
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Yeah its b...is it (fx,fy)??
Noel
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Yup
The Villain
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Thanxx...can u help me with this one..
The function dened by f(x) = x5 + 7x3 + 13x- 18
(a) may have 5 real roots.
(b) has no real root.
(c) has 3 real roots.
(d) has exactly 1 real root.
Noel
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Is it d?
The Villain
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I don't know the answer man.How did you solve it?
Is there any specific method to solve such questions.Please help..
Noel
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f has a root in (0,1) because f(0) is negative and f(1) is positive and f being a polynomial is continuous
now f '(x)=5x^4 +21x^2 +13 which is always +ve so since f is always increasing hence there can be only one real root
The Villain
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Thanxxx man
so for such questions we need to check in this manner??
Noel
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Well..yes though it is needless to say that every question of this sort may not have a very similar approach to this
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