MHT CET202519 Apr 2025Evening ShiftMathematicsInverse Trigonometric FunctionsActual
If A = 1 x (x^2+x+1 ) , B = x x^2+x+1 and C = x⁻¹+x⁻²+x⁻³ then
Options
- AA+B=C
- BA+B=2 C
- CA+B=3 C
- DA+B=4 C
Correct answer
A. A+B=C
Step-by-step solution
Simplify C : Given C = x⁻¹+x⁻²+x⁻³ , express with common denominator x^3 : C = x^2+x+1 x^3 = x^2+x+1 x^ 3/2 Compute (A+B) : Using A = 1 x x^2+x+1 and B = x x^2+x+1 , the sum is: A + B = 1+x x x^2+x+1 The product simplifies to: A B = 1 x^2+x+1 Applying the tangent addition formula: (A+B) = 1+x x x^2+x+1 1 - 1 x^2+x+1 = 1+x x x^2+x+1 x^2+x+1 x^2+x Factoring and simplifying: (A+B) = 1+x x x^2+x+1 ( x^2+x+1 )^2 x(1+x) = x^2+x+1 x^ 3/2 Conclusion: Since (A+B) = C , it follows that A+B=C .