Question
Question: The value of \[\sinh ({\cosh ^{ - 1}}x)\]is A. \[\sqrt {{x^2} + 1} \] B. \[\dfrac{1}{{\sqrt {{x^...
The value of sinh(cosh−1x)is
A. x2+1
B. x2+11
C. x2−1
D. None of those
Solution
Firstly we simplify cosh−1x and then analyze that the value of sinhx. We need to describe sinhx and coshx in terms of ex, and on simplification we get our answer.
We, also use the formula of Sridhar Archaya for ax2+bx+c=0, we have, x=2a−b±b2−4ac.
Complete step by step solution: We start with, x=coshy
We use the fact that cos hy=2ey+e−y
⇒x=2ey+e−y
On simplifying further we get,
⇒2x=ey+e−y
⇒2x=ey+ey1
⇒2x=eye2y+1
On cross multiplication we get,
⇒ey2x=e2y+1
⇒e2y−2xey+1=0
Let, ey=u,
⇒u2−2xu+1=0
By the formula of Sridhar Archaya, we have, for ax2+bx+c=0, x=2a−b±b2−4ac
⇒u=2−(−2x)±(−2x)2−4.1.1
⇒u=22x±4x2−4
On taking 2 out of the root, we get,
⇒u=22x±2x2−1
⇒u=x±x2−1
On Substituting the value of u, we get,
⇒ey=x±x2−1
As both of these are positive, we get,
⇒y=ln(x±x2−1)
Now, sinh(cosh−1x)
=sinhy
On substituting the value of y we get,
=sinh(ln(x±x2−1))
Now as, sinhx=2(ex−e−x),
So we get,
=21(e(ln(x±x2−1))−e−(ln(x±x2−1)))
As, eln(x)=x,
So we have,
=21(x±x2−1−x±x2−11)
On considering, 21(x+x2−1−x+x2−11)
On simplifying we get,
=21(x+x2−1(x+x2−1)2−1)
On applying, (a + b)2 = a2 + b2 + 2ab, we get,
= 21(x + x2 - 1x2 + x2 - 1 + 2xx2 - 1 - 1)
=21(x+x2−12x2−2+2xx2−1)
On taking 2 common, we get,
=22(x+x2−1x2−1+xx2−1)
On taking x2 - 1 common we get,
=x2−1(x+x2−1x2−1+x)
On simplifying we get,
=x2−1
The value of sinh(cosh−1x)is, x2−1
Hence the correct option is (C).
Note: You need to remember sinhx=21(ex−e−x) and coshx=21(ex+e−x). When we find cosh−1x we take y=cosh−1x to deal with our given problem. We need to know cos and sin function and cosh and sinh function are not the same.