If satisfies the differential equation , and , then
- A.16
- B.3
- C.9
- D.80
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Correct option: B
Solution
Substitute u = √x, then v = √(9+u), then w = √(4+v) to simplify the integral.
From dy = dx / [8√x · √(9+√x) · √(4+√(9+√x))]:
Let t = √(4+√(9+√x)). Then:
- √(9+√x) = t²-4, so 9+√x = (t²-4)², giving √x = (t²-4)²-9
- Differentiating: (1/2√x)dx = 2(t²-4)·2t dt, so dx = 8√x·(t²-4)t dt
- Also 8√x·√(9+√x) = 8√x·(t²-4)
So dy = [8√x·(t²-4)t dt] / [8√x·(t²-4)·t] = dt
Therefore y = t + C = √(4+√(9+√x)) + C
Applying y(0) = √7: √(4+√(9+0)) + C = √(4+3) + C = √7 + C = √7, so C = 0.
Thus y(x) = √(4+√(9+√x)).
At x = 256: √256 = 16, √(9+16) = √25 = 5, √(4+5) = √9 = 3.
Answer: 3
From dy = dx / [8√x · √(9+√x) · √(4+√(9+√x))]:
Let t = √(4+√(9+√x)). Then:
- √(9+√x) = t²-4, so 9+√x = (t²-4)², giving √x = (t²-4)²-9
- Differentiating: (1/2√x)dx = 2(t²-4)·2t dt, so dx = 8√x·(t²-4)t dt
- Also 8√x·√(9+√x) = 8√x·(t²-4)
So dy = [8√x·(t²-4)t dt] / [8√x·(t²-4)·t] = dt
Therefore y = t + C = √(4+√(9+√x)) + C
Applying y(0) = √7: √(4+√(9+0)) + C = √(4+3) + C = √7 + C = √7, so C = 0.
Thus y(x) = √(4+√(9+√x)).
At x = 256: √256 = 16, √(9+16) = √25 = 5, √(4+5) = √9 = 3.
Answer: 3
[JEE Advanced 2017]