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Question

For a > 0, let l = and m =then -

Options

A.′l′ is always greater than ′m′ for all values of a > 0
B.′l′ is always greater than ′m′ only when a ≥ 1
C.′l′ is always greater than ′m′ for all values of ′a′ satisfying a > e-a
D.el + m = 0

Solution

Put x = - h

= asin h
= loge a
m =

= = - a

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