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Question Number 2604 by 123456 last updated on 23/Nov/15
f(x,y)=f(x−1,y−x)+1  f(x,y)=ye^x ,x≤0  f(5,6)=?
f(x,y)=f(x1,yx)+1f(x,y)=yex,x0f(5,6)=?
Answered by Yozzis last updated on 23/Nov/15
f(5,6)=f(4,1)+1  f(4,1)=f(3,−3)+1⇒f(5,6)=f(3,−3)+2  f(3,−3)=f(2,−6)+1⇒f(5,6)=f(2,−6)+3  f(2,−6)=f(1,−8)+1⇒f(5,6)=f(1,−8)+4  f(1,−8)=f(0,−9)+1⇒f(5,6)=f(0,−9)+5  In f(0,−9),x=0 and y=−9  ∴ f(0,−9)=−9×e^0 =−9  (possibly)  for x−1≤0, f(x,y)=f(x−1,y−x)+1=(y−x)e^(x−1) +1  ∴ f(0,−9)=(−9−0)e^(−1) +1=1−9e^(−1)   ∴ f(5,6)=5−9=−4 (possibly)  or  f(5,6)=6−9e^(−1)   f(5,6) takes infinitely many values by the definiton  of f(x,y)=f(x−1,y−x)+1.  If f(x,y)=f(x−1,y−x)+1 for x≥1 only then f(5,6)=−4.
f(5,6)=f(4,1)+1f(4,1)=f(3,3)+1f(5,6)=f(3,3)+2f(3,3)=f(2,6)+1f(5,6)=f(2,6)+3f(2,6)=f(1,8)+1f(5,6)=f(1,8)+4f(1,8)=f(0,9)+1f(5,6)=f(0,9)+5Inf(0,9),x=0andy=9f(0,9)=9×e0=9(possibly)forx10,f(x,y)=f(x1,yx)+1=(yx)ex1+1f(0,9)=(90)e1+1=19e1f(5,6)=59=4(possibly)orf(5,6)=69e1f(5,6)takesinfinitelymanyvaluesbythedefinitonoff(x,y)=f(x1,yx)+1.Iff(x,y)=f(x1,yx)+1forx1onlythenf(5,6)=4.
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