JEE Main 2023MathematicsDifferentiationMediumMCQ

JEE Main 2023Differentiation Question with Solution

JEE Main 2023 (25 Jan Shift 1)

Question

Let yx=1+x1+x21+x41+x81+x16. Then y'-y" at x=-1 is equal to

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Correct answer
C496

Step-by-step explanation

Given,

Function yx=1+x1+x21+x41+x81+x16

Now multiplying and dividing by 1-x both side we get,

1-xyx=1-x1+x1+x21+x41+x81+x16

y1-x=1-x32 

y-xy=1-x32 ......(1)

Now differentiating equation 1 on both sides with respect to x we get,

y'-xy'-y=-32x31.......(2)

Now at x=-1

y'(-1)=16

Now differentiating equation 2 with respect to x on both sides we get,

y"-xy"-y'-y'=-3231x30

Now at x=-1

y''(-1)=-480

So, at x=-1y'-y"=16-(-480)=496

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