Let denote the set of all real numbers. Consider the polynomial function defined by
, for all .
Here is the 10th order derivative of the function .
Then which of the following statements is (are) TRUE?
(A) The coefficient of in the polynomial is
(B) The value of is equal to
(C) The degree of the polynomial is
(D) The constant term of the polynomial is
- A
The coefficient of in the polynomial is
- B
The value of is equal to
- C
The degree of the polynomial is
- D
The constant term of the polynomial is
Let . Its binomial expansion is , which is a polynomial of degree .
, the 10th derivative, so . Option (C) is correct.
Coefficient of in : we need the term where , i.e. . The contribution from after ten differentiations is . Option (A) is correct.
Constant term of : we need , i.e. . The contribution is , which is not . Option (D) is incorrect.
For (B): write . By Leibniz's rule, . Only contributes at , giving . Similarly . Hence . Option (B) is correct.
Correct options: (A), (B), (C).
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