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If-f-A-B-given-by-3-f-x-2-x-4-is-a-bijection-then-find-A-and-B-if-possible-




Question Number 13283 by Tinkutara last updated on 17/May/17
If f : A → B given by 3^(f(x))  + 2^(−x)  = 4 is  a bijection, then find A and B if possible.
Iff:ABgivenby3f(x)+2x=4isabijection,thenfindAandBifpossible.
Answered by 433 last updated on 17/May/17
f(A)=B  3^(f(x)) =4−2^(−x)   f(x)=((ln (4−2^(−x) ))/(ln 3))  A={4−2^(−x) >0}={4>2^(−x) }=  {2^2 >2^(−x) }={2>−x}={x>−2}=(−2,+∞)  x>−2⇔−x<2⇔0<2^(−x) <4  ⇔−4<−2^(−x) <0⇔0<4−2^(−x) <4  ⇔−∞<ln (4−2^(−x) )<ln 4  ⇔^(ln 3>0) −∞<((ln (4−2^(−x) ))/(ln 3))<((ln 4)/(ln 3))  B=(−∞,((ln 4)/(ln 3)))
f(A)=B3f(x)=42xf(x)=ln(42x)ln3A={42x>0}={4>2x}={22>2x}={2>x}={x>2}=(2,+)x>2x<20<2x<44<2x<00<42x<4<ln(42x)<ln4ln3>0<ln(42x)ln3<ln4ln3B=(,ln4ln3)

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