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Arman
·2008-11-21 19:54:11
f differentiable at 1 : so a+b=b+2b ... so a=2b
also LHD=RHD at 1... so 2a=b
from the above 2, a=b=0
g is continuous at 3, 3-c=9+b+1... so b+c+7=0
a+b+c=7
x^2+7xα+49(K+kα)=0
now what is "K"
where did u get this questin. i think u write it from the book directly so cannot think of typing mistake!
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Arman
·2008-11-21 20:11:16
2) continuity of f at x=3
we know dat a=b=0 and c=-7
so f is not cont and dif at x=3
g is continuous at 3.. but not differentiable
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eureka123
·2008-11-23 23:19:15
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Lokesh Verma
·2008-11-23 23:28:35
Ur question seems wrong dear..
where is k???
u have asked to prove te range of k!!!
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eureka123
·2008-11-23 23:42:24
thats what i am searching for months..................i thought there may be some trick in it...................are u sure it is incomplete?????
Anyways help in other parts.........
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Lokesh Verma
·2008-11-23 23:50:59
continuity is by equalting left and right hand limits..
differnetiability is by equatin left and right hand derivative..
This is stuff is not that difficult dear..
continuity of f at 1
a+b=b+2b ... so a=2b
differntiability of f at 1
2a=b
so a=b=0! (even i am getting this for part 2!