If y=ax+b(x−1)(x−4) has a turning value at (2,−1) find a & b .
a=0,b=0
a=1,b=0
a=0,b=1
a=1,b=1
A
a=1,b=0
B
a=1,b=1
C
a=0,b=1
D
a=0,b=0
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Given, y=ax+b(x−1)(x−4) Taking log both side, logy=log(ax+b)−log(x−1)−log(x−4) Differentiating w.r.t x both side, dyy.dx=aax+b−1x−1−1x−4 Given turning value at (2,−1) ⇒y′(2)=0⇒a2a+b−12=0⇒b=0 Also the given curve will pass through (2,−1) ⇒−1=2a1.−2⇒a=1
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