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Answered by assingh
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Topic :-

Inverse Trigonometric Function

Given :-

(\cot^{-1}x)^2-7(\cot^{-1}x)+10>0

To Find :-

Interval in which all 'x' satisfying the given inequality lies.

Solution :-

\sf {Consider\:\cot^{-1}x=t,}

So, given inequality changes to,

\sf{t^2-7t+10>0}

Solving it,

\sf {t^2-5t-2t+10>0}

\sf {t(t-5)-2(t-5)>0}

\sf {(t-5)(t-2)>0}

\sf {It\:is\:true\:when\:\:t<2\:and\:t>5.}

So,

\sf{\cot^{-1}x>5}

We will reject this case as range of cot inverse is (0, π).

( 5 is exceeding the range so this case get rejected. )

\sf{\cot^{-1}x<2} or

\sf{x>\cot2}

So,\:x \:\in \:(\cot2,\infty).

Answer :-

Interval in which all 'x' satisfying the given inequality lies is (\cot2,\infty) which is option D.

Answered by ItzMeMukku
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Topic :-

Inverse Trigonometric Function

Given :-

(\cot^{-1}x)^2-7(\cot^{-1}x)

To Find :-

Interval in which all 'x' satisfying the given inequality lies.

Solution :-

\sf {Consider\:\cot^{-1}x=t,}

So, given inequality changes to,

\sf{t^2-7t+10 > 0}

Solving it,

\sf {t^2-5t-2t+10 > 0}

\sf {t(t-5)-2(t-5) > 0}t(t−5)−2(t−5)>0

\sf {(t-5)(t-2) > 0}(t−5)(t−2)>0

\sf {It\:is\:true\:when\:\:t < 2\:and\:t > 5.}

So,

\sf{\cot^{-1}x > 5}cot

We will reject this case as range of cot inverse is (0, π).

( 5 is exceeding the range so this case get rejected. )

\sf{\cot^{-1}x < 2}cot

\sf{x > \cot2}x>cot2

So,\:x \:\in \:(\cot2,\infty).So,x∈(cot2,∞)

Answer :-

Interval in which all 'x' satisfying the given inequality lies is (\cot2,\infty)(cot2,∞) which is option D.

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