f(xy)=e^(xy-x-y)[e^y.f(x)+e^x.f(y)]
f(1)=2e-1 (ef(1))
so f(1)=0
the way we do these type of questions is always same
this is how we do
f`(x)=
[h ]
[0 ] [f(x+h)-f(x)]/h ------------------- 1
now we will write
f`(x)=
[h ]
[0 ] [f(x(1+h/x))-f(x.1)]/h
f(x(1+h/x))=eh(1-1/x)e-1 [e1+h/x.f(x)+ex.f(1+h/x)]
f(x.1)=e-1 [ef(x)+ex.f(1)]
using the equation 1 we get!!!
f`(x)=
[h ]
[0 ] f(x)(e
h-1)/h+e
x-1{f(1+h/x)-f(1)}/(h/x)}/x
now take the limit of h tending to zero we get
f`(x)=f(x)+(ex-1/x)*f`(1)
f`(1)=e
so we get
f`(x)=f(x)+(ex-1/x)*e
f`(x)=f(x)+(ex/x)
Now this is a linear differencial equation with I.F =e-x
on solving we get
f(x)
e-xf(x)=logx+C
f(1)=0
so C=0
f(x)=logx*ex
bye !!!!!