Most Important Selected Qs for JEE AdvancedMathematicsApplication of Derivatives
Given two function F(x)= (1+ 1 x )^x, G(x)= (1+ 1 x )^ x+1 defined for all x>0 . Which of the following is decreasing function for x>0 ?
Options
- AF(F(x)-G(x))
- BG(F(x)-G(x))
- CG(x)-F(x)
- DG(F(x))
Correct answer
D. G(F(x))
Step-by-step solution
F(x) is an increasing function and G(x) is a decreasing function (a) F(F(x)-G(x))= F^ (f(x)-G(x)) _ + ve ( F^ (x) _ + ve - G^ (x) _ - ve )>0 (b) G(F(x)-G(x))= G^ (F(x)-G(x)) _ - ve ( F^ (x) _ + ve - G^ (x) _ - ve ) < 0 (c) G^ (x)-F^ (x) < 0 (d) G^ (F(x)) F^ (x) < 0