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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 17 Jan 2008 22:11:27 IST
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| Question: | If are the roots of and is an even function, then is equal to : | | Options: | |
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has roots &  Thus, g(x) = (x- )(x- ) - eq.1 We have, P =  Replacing g(x ) as in eq .1, we get
P = [ ] [ ] {ef(x- )} / { ef(x- ) + ef(x- )}.dx - eq.2
We know, [a] [b]f(x)dx = [a] [b]f(a+b - x)dx Applying the same in eq. 2
P = [ ] [ ] {ef( -x)} / { ef( -x) + ef( -x)}.dx As f(x) is even, f(-x) = f(x),
P = [ ] [ ] {ef(x- )} / { ef(x- ) + ef(x- )}.dx eq.3
Adding eq.2 and 3, the numerator n denominator get cancelled and we get,
2P = [ ] [ ]1.dx
2P = -  P = ( - )/2
Thus, the solution is B as - = ( -b+D)/2a - ( -b - D)/2a = 2D/2a = D/a
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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 21 Jan 2008 21:47:21 IST
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actually it is integral lowr alpa to higher lt beta
f[x-beta] e / e^f[x-alpa] +e^f[x-beta] =let it b I hence 2I = S dx I =[ alpa-beta] /2 =rt[b^2 -4ac] /2a
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