The function f(x) = 8loge x - x2 + 3 attains its minimum over the int...
Method 1Given: Function f(x) = 8loge x - x2 + 3
Differentiate above function with respect to x,
For maxima or minima,
f '(x) = 0
8/x = 2x
x2 = 4
x = ± 2
So, we take x = 2 ∈[1,e]
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At x = 2 , function f (x) is maximum. Therefore, function f(x) is attains minimum in closed intervals [1, e] .
f(x)min = min { f (1), f (e)}
At x = 1 , f(1) = 8loge 1 - 1 + 3 = 0 - 1 + 3 = 2
At x =e , f(e) = 8loge e - e2 + 3
f (e) = 8 + 3 - e2
f(e) = 11 - 7.38 = 3.61
f (x)min = min{2, 3.61} = 2
We can see, that minimum value occur at point x = 1 .
Hence, the correct option is (D).
Method 2
Given function, f(x) = 8loge x - x2 + 3, x ∈ [1,e] as closed interval is given.
Checking options,
Option (A) : x = e,
f(x = e) = 8loge e - e2 + 3
f(x = e) = 8 - e2 +3 = 3.61
Option (B) : x = 2,
f (x = 2) = 8loge (2) - 22 + 3
f(x = 2) = 4.545
Option (C) :
Option (D) : x = 1,
f(x = 1) = 8loge(1) - (1)2 + 3
f(x =1) = 8 x 0 -1+ 3 = 2
At x = 1 it shows minimum value.
Hence, the correct option is (D).