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Let f(x)=x^ 2025 -x^ 2000 , x [0,1] and the minimum value of the function f(x) in the interval [0,1] be (80)^ 80 (n)^ -81 . Then n is equal to
Let f(x)=x^ 2025 -x^ 2000 , x [0,1] and the minimum value of the function f(x) in the interval [0,1] be (80)^ 80 (n)^ -81 . Then n is equal to
D. -81
f(x) = x^ 2025 - x^ 2000 , f'(x) = x^ 1999 (2025x^ 25 - 2000) = 0. Critical point: x^ 25 = 2000 2025 = 80 81 , i.e., x = ( 80 81 )^ 1/25 . f(0) = f(1) = 0. At the critical point: f = x^ 2000 (x^ 25 -1) = ( 80 81 )^ 80 ( 80 81 -1 ) = - 80^ 80 81^ 81 . This equals (80)^ 80 (n)^ -81 , so n^ -81 = -81^ -81 n = -81.
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