Home
Class 11
MATHS
Let f(x)=2^(2x-1) and phi(x)=-2^x + 2x ...

Let `f(x)=2^(2x-1) and phi(x)=-2^x + 2x log 2`. If `f'(x)>phi(x)`, then

Promotional Banner

Similar Questions

Explore conceptually related problems

Let f(x) = 2^(2x - 1) and phi(x) = -2^(x) + 2x "log" 2. If f'(x) gt phi'(x) , then

If f(x)=x^(3)-x and phi (x)= sin 2x , then

If f(x)=x^(3)-x and phi (x)= sin 2x , then

Let f(x)=x+1 and phi(x)=x-2. Then the value of x satisfying |f(x)+phi(x)|=|f(x)|+|phi(x)| are :

Let f(x)=x+1 and phi(x)=x-2. Then the value of x satisfying |f(x)+phi(x)|=|f(x)|+|phi(x)| are :

Let the question f(x) = logx^2 and phi(x) = 2 log x , then

Let f(x)=sinx,g(x)=2x" and "h(x)=cosx. If phi(x)=["go"(fh)](x)," then "phi''((pi)/(4)) is equal to

Let f(x)=sinx,g(x)=2x" and "h(x)=cosx. If phi(x)=["go"(fh)](x)," then "phi''((pi)/(4)) is equal to

f'(x)=phi(x) and phi'(x)=f(x) for all x.Also,f(3)=5 and f'(3)=4. Then the value of [f(10)]^(2)-[phi(10)]^(2) is