Which of the following functions is an injective (one-one) function in its respective domain?
f(x)=2x+sin3x
f(x)=x⋅[x], (where [.] denotes the G.I.F)
f(x)=2x−14x+1
fx =2x+14x-1
1 If fx=2x +sin3x ⇒ f'x =2 +3 cos3x =0 ⇒ cos 3x=-23 ,which is defined
and f''x =- 9 sin3x = -35<0 so fx has maximum value exists in its domain , so it is not one-one
2 fx = x.x is not one-one since f0.1=0.1 ×0 =0 and f0.2=0
3 fx=2x-14x+1
⇒ fx is continuous function and f0=0 and fx →0 again when x→∞
since y =12x-14x1+14x →0 as x→∞ hence fx has a atleat one maximum exists , so it is not one-one
4 fx =2x+14x-1 =2x+12x-12x+1 =12x-1 ⇒ f'x = -2x log22x-12<0 ⇒fx is decreasing function so it is one-one