Question
Question: If we have functions \({e^{f\left( x \right)}} = \dfrac{{10 + x}}{{10 - x}},x \in \left( { - 10,10} ...
If we have functions ef(x)=10−x10+x,x∈(−10,10) and f(x)=k.f(100+x2200x) then k =
A. 0.5 B. 0.6 C. 0.7 D. 0.8
Solution
Hint: -To solve this question first we have to find f (x ) taking log on both sides and then we have to find f(100+x2200x) and thereafter further calculation to get answer.
Complete step-by-step solution -
We have
ef(x)=10−x10+x
Now taking log on both side with base e we get,
logeef(x)=loge10−x10+x
Now as we know the property of log (logaam=mlogaa=m)
So now,
f(x)=loge10−x10+x ……(i)
Now we have to find f(100+x2200x) so we will replace x by (100+x2200x)
On doing this we get,
f(100+x2200x)=loge10−100+x2200x10+100+x2200x
Now on further calculation we get,
f(100+x2200x)=loge100+x21000+10x2−200x100+x21000+10x2+200x
On cancel out we get,
f(100+x2200x)=loge(1000+10x2−200x1000+10x2+200x)
Now we can write it as
f(100+x2200x)=loge(100+x2−20x100+x2+20x)=loge((10−x)2(10+x)2)
f(100+x2200x)=loge((10−x)(10+x))2=2loge(10−x10+x)
Now we have following result
f(100+x2200x)=2loge(10−x10+x) ……(ii)
And we have given in the question
f(x)=k.f(100+x2200x)
Using results obtained from equation (i) and equation ( ii ) we get,
loge10−x10+x=k.2log(10−x10+x)
On cancel out we get,
1 = 2k
∴k=21=0.5
Hence option A is the correct option.
Note:- Whenever we get this type of question the key concept of solving is we have knowledge of function as well as good understanding of function and relation. This solution is a standard method of solving this type of question so keep in mind this method for further this type of question.