The Values Of ‘K’ For Which The Point Of Minimum Of The Function f (x) = 1 + K2x – x3 satisfy The Inequality  belongs To:

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Question

The values of ‘K’ for which the point of minimum of the function f (x) = 1 + K2x – x3 satisfy the inequality  belongs to:

Solution

Correct option is

  

  

  

∴ Using number line rule for (x + 2) (x + 3) as shown above.  

             

Now consider,  

               

               

              

or maximum/minimum let f’(x) = 0,  

   

   

  

∴ (x) is maximum at x = x1, and (x) is minimum at x = x2.  

  

  

  

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