Q 1 :

Let k∈ℝ. If limx→0+(sin(sinkx)+cosx+x)2x=e6, then the value of k is                      [2024]

  • 1

     

  • 2

     

  • 3

     

  • 4

     

(2)

Let, ℓ=limx→0+(sin(sinkx)+cosx+x)2x=e6

Taking log on both sides,

⇒lnℓ=limx→0+2x(sin(sinkx)+cosx+x-1)

⇒lnℓ=limx→0+2(sin(sinkx)sinkx·sinkxkx·kxx+1-(1-cosxx2)x)

⇒lnℓ=2(k+1)⇒ℓ=e2(k+1)=e6

k+1=3⇒k=2



Q 2 :

If limx→0[1+xln(1+b2)]1/x=2bsin2θ, b>0 and θ∈(-π,π], then the value of θ is                      [2011]

  • ±π4

     

  • ±π3

     

  • ±π6

     

  • ±π2

     

(4)

limx→0[1+xln(1+b2)]1x=2bsin2θ

⇒elimx→01xln[1+xln(1+b2)]=2bsin2θ

⇒elimx→0ln[1+xln(1+b2)]xln(1+b2)×ln(1+b2)=2bsin2θ

⇒eln(1+b2)=2bsin2θ

⇒1+b2=2bsin2θ⇒2sin2θ=b+1b

We know that 2sin2θ≤2 and b+1b≥2 for b>0

∴  2sin2θ=b+1b=2⇒sin2θ=1

∵  θ∈(-π,π]     ∴ θ=±π2



Q 3 :

limx→π4∫2sec2xf(t)dtx2-π216 equals                                  [2007]

  • 8πf(2)

     

  • 2πf(2)

     

  • 2πf(12)

     

  • 4f(2)

     

(1)
limx→π4∫2sec2xf(t)dtx2-π216    [00-form]

=limx→π4ddx[∫2sec2xf(t)dt]ddx(x2-π216)             (Using L'Hospital rule)

=limx→π4f(sec2x)·2sec2xtanx2x

[∵  ddx[∫g(x)h(x)f(t)dt]=f(h(x)) h'(x)-f(g(x)) g'(x)]

=f(2)×2×2×12×π4=8πf(2)



Q 4 :

The value of limx→0((sinx)1/x+(1x)sinx), where x>0 is                             [2006]

  • 0

     

  • - 1

     

  • 1

     

  • 2

     

(3)

limx→0[(sinx)1/x+(1x)sinx]

=limx→0(sinx)1/x+limx→0(1x)sinx

=0+elimx→0sinxlog(1x)                 (∵ |sinx|<1 when x→0)

=elimx→0-logxcosecx=elimx→0-1/x-cosecx cotx                  (Using L'Hospital rule)

=elimx→0sinxx·tanx=e0=1



Q 5 :

If f(x) is differentiable and strictly increasing function, then the value of limx→0f(x2)-f(x)f(x)-f(0) is                   [2004]

  • 1

     

  • 0

     

  • - 1

     

  • 2

     

(3)

Let L=limx→0f(x2)-f(x)f(x)-f(0)    [using L.H. Rule]

                                                     [∵ f'(a)>0 as f being strictly increasing]

L=limx→0f'(x2)·2x-f'(x)f'(x)

=limx→0f'(x2)·2xf'(x)-1

=0-1

=-1



Q 6 :

limh→0f(2h+2+h2)-f(2)f(h-h2+1)-f(1), given that f'(2)=6 and f'(1)=4                                  [2003]

  • does not exist

     

  • is equal to -32

     

  • is equal to 32

     

  • is equal to 3

     

(4)

limh→0f(2h+2+h2)-f(2)f(h-h2+1)-f(1)    [00-form]

=limh→0f'(2h+2+h2)·(2+2h)f'(h-h2+1)·(1-2h)       (Using L'Hospital rule)

=f'(2)·2f'(1)·1=6×24×1=3



Q 7 :

Let f:R→R be such that f(1)=3 and f'(1)=6. Then limx→0(f(1+x)f(1))1/x equals                    [2002]

  • 1

     

  • e1/2

     

  • e2

     

  • e3

     

(3)

Given f:R→R, f(1)=3 and f'(1)=6

Then, limx→0[f(1+x)f(1)]1/x

=elimx→01x[logf(1+x)-logf(1)]

=elimx→01f(1+x) f'(1+x)1             (Using L'Hospital rule)

=ef'(1)f(1)=e6/3=e2



Q 8 :

The integer n for which limx→0(cosx-1)(cosx-ex)xn is a finite non-zero number is                    [2002]

  • 1

     

  • 2

     

  • 3

     

  • 4

     

(3)

limx→0(cosx-1)(cosx-ex)xn

=limx→0(1-cosx)(1+cosx)(ex-cosx)xn(1+cosx)

=limx→0(sin2xx2)·(ex-cosxxn-2)·(11+cosx)

=12·12limx→0ex-cosxxn-2

=12limx→0ex+sinx(n-2)xn-3             (Using L'Hospital rule)

For this limit to be finite, n-3=0

∴  n=3



Q 9 :

If β=limx→0ex3-(1-x3)1/3+((1-x2)1/2-1)sinxxsin2x, then the value of 6β is  ____________.                [2022]



(5)

β=limx→0ex3-(1-x3)1/3+((1-x2)1/2-1)sinxx·sin2xx2·x2

Using expansion,

β=limx→0[(1+x3+x62!+⋯)-(1-x33+13·-23·12x6+⋯)+(-12x2+12·-12·12x4+⋯)(x-x33!+⋯)x3]

β=limx→0x3(1+13-12)x3    (Neglecting higher powers of x)

So, β=56

∴  6β=5



Q 10 :

Let α,β∈ℝ be such that limx→0x2sin(βx)αx-sinx=1. Then 6(α+β) equals ______.              [2016]



(7)

limx→0x2sin(βx)αx-sinx=1

⇒limx→0x3βαx-sinx=1

⇒limx→0x3βαx-(x-x33!+x55!-x77!+⋯∞)=1

⇒limx→0x3β(α-1)x+x33!-x55!+⋯∞=1

It is possible when

α-1=0 and β=13!

⇒α=1 and β=16

∴  6(α+β)=6(1+16)=7



Q 11 :

Let α be a positive real number. Let f:ℝ→ℝ and g:(α,∞)→ℝ be the functions defined by f(x)=sin(πx12) and g(x)=2loge(x-α)loge(ex-eα). 

Then the value of limx→α+f(g(x)) is ___________.                       [2022]



(00.50)

 We have,   g(x)=2loge(x-α)loge(ex-eα)

Now,  limx→α+g(x)=limx→α+2x-α(12x)1ex-eα(12xex),

{when x→α+, f(x)→∞∞}

Apply L.H. Rule

=limx→α+ex-eαx-α·1ex·2

=limx→α+ex·12x12x·2ex=2

=limx→α+f(g(x))=f(limx→α+g(x))=sinπ6=12=00.50



Q 12 :

Let S be the set of all (α,β)∈ℝ×ℝ such that limx→∞sin(x2)(logex)αsin(1x2)xαβ(loge(1+x))β=0.

Then which of the following is (are) correct?            [2024]

  • (-1,3)∈S

     

  • (-1,1)∈S

     

  • (1,-1)∈S

     

  • (1,-2)∈S

     

Select one or more options

(2, 3)

 Given,    limx→∞sin(x2)sin(1x2)(lnx)αxαβ(ln(1+x))β=0

=limx→∞(sinx2)sin(1x2)1x2(lnx)α(1x2)xαβ(ln(1+x))β=0

=limx→∞(lnxln(1+x))β·(lnx)α-βxαβ+2=0

=limx→∞(lnx)α-βxαβ+2=0

It is possible if αβ+2>0  αβ>-2