Hyperbola

Let e be the eccentricity of hyperbola. Let f(e) be the eccentricity of its conjugate hyperbola, then is equal to
(A)3
(B)1
(C)3/2
(D)2

11 Answers

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Shubhodip ·

check the qstn

1
kunl ·

question needs to be changed.........if not.then beyond jee and i m not concerned!

6
AKHIL ·

somethin ' s surely missing frm it
it wud probably require u to use 1/e2 + 1/e' 2 = 1
:P

but yeah , u knw this quesn is wrong!!!:P

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Vinay Arya ·

∫√21(f(e)+f(f(e)))de=?

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kunl ·

@vinay
y r u reading such high level maths?

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Joydoot ghatak ·

@kunl, it is not high level maths as u r thinking..

@vinay, is the answer 3/2??

as akhil said,

1e2 + 1e'2 =1.
then
e' =√e2e2 - 1 = f(e)

f(f(e)) = e.
1∫2[ f(e) + f(f(e))] de
=1∫2 [e dee2-1 + e de]

= [√e2-1 + e22]21

=1+1-1/2 = 3/2.

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Vinay Arya ·

Yes,you are correct Joydoot.
Thank you very much!

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kunl ·

@joydoot i did not get how exactly u got to that differential equation?

cn u explain these "two steps"
f(f(e)) = e.
1∫√2[ f(e) + f(f(e))] de

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Joydoot ghatak ·

well kunl,
if u know f(e) , u can find f(f(e)) easily,

f(f(e)) =√f(e)2f(e)2-1
put the value of f(e) = √e2e2-1 in the above equation...

and we need to find out its value 1∫√2[ f(e) + f(f(e))] de as asked by vinay in post #5

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kunl ·

1∫√2[ f(e) + f(f(e))] de.this was given!![3] alright i was wondering from where did it appear suddenly[1]

6
AKHIL ·

:D

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