You must commit to memory these thumb rules before you solve the questions. If |f(x) | < k, we get two equations f(x) < k and f(x) > - k
Take an example <9
If is positive, then
We get <9
If is negative then
We get
Therefore we get two equations and > - 9
1. <9
1. -1 x < 9
2.
3.
4.
5.
Ans:
From the above discussion,
If is positive, then
and is negative then
------(1)
and -------(2)
From (1) ------(3)
From (2)
Using,
We know that for f(x)> 0, x should not lie in the roots.
or ---------(4)
From (3) and (4), we get
Hence option 2
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Ans:
We have and
--------- (1)and ------(2)
Solving the first equation,
---------(3)
For second equation,
So no real solution exist.
So only holds good.
Option 4.
3.
(1) x < 9
(2) 15<x-3
(3) 1 < x < 9
(4) x>1
(5) -9<x<-1
Ans:
and
and
and
For we have
For we have x < 0 and x > 1
Taking the common region from above we get 1<x<9
Hence Option 3
4.
(1) -28<x<4
(2) 0<x<4
(3) 4<x<28
(4) -28<x<-4
ANS :
and
and
and
For we have
For we have
Taking the common region from above we get 0<x<4.
Hence option 2
5.
(1) -3<x<7
(2) -7<X<11
(3) -3<x<0
(4) -4<x<3
(5) -7<x<-3
Ans:
and
and
and
and
For we have
For we have
So, we have, -3<x<0
Hence option 3
6.
(1) x<10
(2) x<8
(3) 2<x<10
(4) 2<x<8
(5) 0<x<8
Ans:
If (2x - 22) > 0 then = 2x - 22
If (2x - 22) < 0 then = - (2x - 22)
So we have and
and
and
and
can’t be less than 0 for real values of x.
For (x-2)(x-10)<0 we have
Note that here we have to take union of the two sets of solutions and not intersection.
Hence option 3
Take an example <9
If is positive, then
We get <9
If is negative then
We get
Therefore we get two equations and > - 9
1. <9
1. -1 x < 9
2.
3.
4.
5.
Ans:
From the above discussion,
If is positive, then
and is negative then
------(1)
and -------(2)
From (1) ------(3)
From (2)
Using,
We know that for f(x)> 0, x should not lie in the roots.
or ---------(4)
From (3) and (4), we get
Hence option 2
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Ans:
We have and
--------- (1)and ------(2)
Solving the first equation,
---------(3)
For second equation,
So no real solution exist.
So only holds good.
Option 4.
3.
(1) x < 9
(2) 15<x-3
(3) 1 < x < 9
(4) x>1
(5) -9<x<-1
Ans:
and
and
and
For we have
For we have x < 0 and x > 1
Taking the common region from above we get 1<x<9
Hence Option 3
4.
(1) -28<x<4
(2) 0<x<4
(3) 4<x<28
(4) -28<x<-4
ANS :
and
and
and
For we have
For we have
Taking the common region from above we get 0<x<4.
Hence option 2
5.
(1) -3<x<7
(2) -7<X<11
(3) -3<x<0
(4) -4<x<3
(5) -7<x<-3
Ans:
and
and
and
and
For we have
For we have
So, we have, -3<x<0
Hence option 3
6.
(1) x<10
(2) x<8
(3) 2<x<10
(4) 2<x<8
(5) 0<x<8
Ans:
If (2x - 22) > 0 then = 2x - 22
If (2x - 22) < 0 then = - (2x - 22)
So we have and
and
and
and
can’t be less than 0 for real values of x.
For (x-2)(x-10)<0 we have
Note that here we have to take union of the two sets of solutions and not intersection.
Hence option 3
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