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Let p(x) = x57 + 3x10 - 21x3 + x2 + 21 and
\(q(x)=p(x)+\sum\limits_{j=1}^{57}p^{(j)}(x) \ \text{for all }x \in \R,\)
where p(j)(x) denotes the jth derivative of p(x). Then the function q admits

Updated On: Oct 1, 2024
  • NEITHER a global maximum NOR a global minimum on \(\R\)
  • a global maximum but NOT a global minimum on \(\R\)
  • a global minimum but NOT a global maximum on \(\R\)
  • a global minimum and a global maximum on \(\R\)
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The Correct Option is A

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The correct option is (A) : NEITHER a global maximum NOR a global minimum on \(\R\).
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