For , let the function be the solution of the differential equation
Then, which of the following statements is/are TRUE?
Then, which of the following statements is/are TRUE?
- (A)(A) is an increasing function
- (B)(B) is a decreasing function
- (C)(C) There exists a real number such that the line intersects the curve at infinitely many points✓ Correct
- (D)(D) is a periodic function
Answer: (C)
Solution
The differential equation is linear with integrating factor .
Solution:
Using integration by parts:
Computing :
For , the exponential term dominates and .
For , the derivative can be positive or negative depending on the trigonometric terms.
Therefore, is neither strictly increasing nor strictly decreasing. (A) and (B) are false.
Since the solution contains periodic trigonometric terms plus a decaying exponential, for large , oscillates around a periodic function. There exists such that intersects the curve infinitely many times. (C) is true. ✓
is not periodic due to the exponential term. (D) is false.
Therefore, only (C) is correct.
Solution:
Using integration by parts:
Computing :
For , the exponential term dominates and .
For , the derivative can be positive or negative depending on the trigonometric terms.
Therefore, is neither strictly increasing nor strictly decreasing. (A) and (B) are false.
Since the solution contains periodic trigonometric terms plus a decaying exponential, for large , oscillates around a periodic function. There exists such that intersects the curve infinitely many times. (C) is true. ✓
is not periodic due to the exponential term. (D) is false.
Therefore, only (C) is correct.
JEE Advanced · 2022 · 28 Aug 2022 · Paper 2 · One or more correct options