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Let f(x) be a positive function, increasing function in interval I. Now φ (x) = 3f 4 – 4f 3 –36f 2 –8 is decreasing in I. Another function G(x) = f 4 + f 2 – 20 and h(x) = 2f 3 –3f 2 – 36f + 6.

(i) Find the range of f such that φ (x) is decreasing in I-

A
(2, 3) G(x) is positive in interval I h(x) is increasing in interval I
B
(0, 3) G(x) is negative in interval I h(x) is decreasing in interval I
C
(1, 3) G(x) is positive as well as negative in interval I h(x) is increasing as well as decreasing in interval I
D
None of these (ii) Which statement is correct- None of these (iii) Which statement is correct- None of these

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Sol. (0, 3)

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Sol. G(x) is positive as well as negative in interval I

(iii)

Sol. h(x) is decreasing in interval I

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