If limx→0 cos4x+acos2x+bx4 is finite, then(a,b)=
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a
(5,−4)
b
(−5,−4)
c
(−4,3)
d
(4,5)
answer is C.
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limx→0 cos4x+acos2x+bx4 is finite.Therefore cos4x+acos2x+bx4 should be of the form 00atx=0.Consequently, the value cos 4x+acos2x+b must be zero at x=0.i.e.,1+a+b=0 …(i)Using L' Hospital's rule the given limit is limx→0 −4sin4x−2asin2x4x3 00 form =limx→0 −16cos4x−4acos2x12x2 [Using L Hospitals rule] This should be of the form 00.∴ −16−4a=0 …(ii)Solving (i) and (ii), we get a=−4 and b=3.