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Prove that (tan^(-1)(1)/(e ))^(2)+(2e)/(sqrt(e^(2)+1) |
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Answer» Solution :we have to PROVE `TAN^(-1)(1)/(C )sqrt(e^(2)+1)lt(tan^(-1)e)^(2)+(32)/(e^(2)+1)` or `tan^(-1)(1)/(e )^(2)+(2)/sqrt(1)(e )^(2)+1lt(tan^(-1)e)^(2)+(2)/sqrt(e^(2)+1)` Now f(X) =`(2tan^(-1)x)/(1+x^(2))-(2x)/(x^(2)+1)` It is difficult to study the sign of f(x) so we let g(x) =`tn^(-1)x-(x)/sqrt(x^(2)+1)` g(x) is andincreasing function for `xgt 0,g(x)gtg(0)` `g(x)gt0` `f(x)gt0` f(x) is increasing function Since `(1)/(e )lte`, we have `f(1/e)ltf(x)` |
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