yes.........could u please expln
f:R→R suchthat
f(1)=2 f(2)=8
f(x+y) -kxy=f(x)+2y2
f(x+y)*f(1/(x+y))=
1.2k
2.k
3.k2
4.k+1
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Aditya
·2009-03-30 05:04:09
Taking x=1, y=1,
f(2) - k = f(1) + 2
So, we get k=4
In f(x+y)*f(1/x+y),
Putting x=1, y=0
We get it as f(1)*f(1)=4
So the answer k.
I dont know this method is acceptable or not!
Philip Calvert
·2009-03-30 05:09:05
common aditya
it could even have been k^2/4 then ....
u cant guess like that ...
there has to be a method
Aditya
·2009-03-30 05:27:19
Yeah i know Philip, but first only i told dat dis is just an objective method. Someone pls provide some proper method.
Lokesh Verma
·2009-03-30 05:58:19
f:R→R suchthat
f(1)=2 f(2)=8
f(x+y) -kxy=f(x)+2y2
f(x+y) - f(x) = 2y2 + kxy
divide by y on both sides.. take limit y going to zero
you get df/dx=kx
f=kx2+c
f(1)=2=k+c
f(2)=8=4k+c
k=2, c=0
function is 2x2