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2024 · 5 Apr · Shift 2 · Q53
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Application of Derivatives question

2024 · 5 Apr · Shift 2 · Q53

JEE MainMathematicsApplication of DerivativesNumerical+4 / −1
Let the maximum and minimum values of (8x−x2−12−4)2+(x−7)2,x∈R\left(\sqrt{8 x-x^2-12}-4\right)^2+(x-7)^2, x \in \mathbf{R}(8x−x2−12​−4)2+(x−7)2,x∈R be M\mathrm{M}M and m\mathrm{m}m, respectively. Then M2−m2\mathrm{M}^2-\mathrm{m}^2M2−m2 is equal to ‾\underline{\hspace{2cm}}​.
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Correct answer: 1600

  1. Given expression

We need the maximum and minimum of f(x)=(8x−x2−12−4)2+(x−7)2,x∈R.f(x)=\left(\sqrt{8x-x^2-12}-4\right)^2+(x-7)^2, \quad x\in\mathbb R.f(x)=(8x−x2−12​−4)2+(x−7)2,x∈R.

  1. Domain of definition

Since the square root must be real, 8x−x2−12≥0.8x-x^2-12\ge 0.8x−x2−12≥0. Rewrite: −(x2−8x+12)≥0-(x^2-8x+12)\ge 0−(x2−8x+12)≥0 x2−8x+12≤0x^2-8x+12\le 0x2−8x+12≤0 (x−2)(x−6)≤0.(x-2)(x-6)\le 0.(x−2)(x−6)≤0. Hence, x∈[2,6].x\in[2,6].x∈[2,6].

  1. Useful substitution

Observe: 8x−x2−12=4−(x−4)2.8x-x^2-12=4-(x-4)^2.8x−x2−12=4−(x−4)2. So let y=4−(x−4)2.y=\sqrt{4-(x-4)^2}.y=4−(x−4)2​. Then y≥0y\ge 0y≥0 and represents the upper semicircle (x−4)2+y2=4.(x-4)^2+y^2=4.(x−4)2+y2=4. Now the function becomes f(x)=(y−4)2+(x−7)2.f(x)=(y-4)^2+(x-7)^2.f(x)=(y−4)2+(x−7)2.

This is the squared distance between the point (x,y)(x,y)(x,y) on the upper semicircle (x−4)2+y2=4,y≥0(x-4)^2+y^2=4,\quad y\ge 0(x−4)2+y2=4,y≥0 and the fixed point (7,4)(7,4)(7,4).

So we need the minimum and maximum squared distance from (7,4)(7,4)(7,4) to that semicircle.

  1. Geometry setup

The semicircle is part of the circle centered at C=(4,0)C=(4,0)C=(4,0) with radius r=2.r=2.r=2. The fixed point is P=(7,4).P=(7,4).P=(7,4). Distance from center to point PPP: CP=(7−4)2+(4−0)2=9+16=5.CP=\sqrt{(7-4)^2+(4-0)^2}=\sqrt{9+16}=5.CP=(7−4)2+(4−0)2​=9+16​=5.

Since PPP lies outside the circle, for the full circle:

  • minimum distance = 5−2=35-2=35−2=3
  • maximum distance = 5+2=75+2=75+2=7

We must check whether these extreme points lie on the upper semicircle.

  1. Check the relevant points

The direction from CCC to PPP is (3,4)(3,4)(3,4), whose unit vector is (35,45).\left(\frac35,\frac45\right).(53​,54​).

  • Nearest point on the circle to PPP: C+2(35,45)=(4+65,85)=(265,85).C+2\left(\frac35,\frac45\right)=\left(4+\frac65,\frac85\right)=\left(\frac{26}{5},\frac85\right).C+2(53​,54​)=(4+56​,58​)=(526​,58​). This has positive yyy, so it lies on the upper semicircle. Thus m=32=9?m=3^2=9?m=32=9? Be careful: our function itself is the squared distance, so m=32=9.m=3^2=9.m=32=9.

  • Farthest point on the circle from PPP: C−2(35,45)=(4−65,−85)=(145,−85).C-2\left(\frac35,\frac45\right)=\left(4-\frac65,-\frac85\right)=\left(\frac{14}{5},-\frac85\right).C−2(53​,54​)=(4−56​,−58​)=(514​,−58​). This lies on the lower semicircle, not allowed. So the maximum on the upper semicircle must occur at a boundary point of the semicircle, i.e. at x=2 or x=6,x=2 \text{ or } x=6,x=2 or x=6, where y=0y=0y=0.

  1. Evaluate at boundary points

At x=2x=2x=2: f(2)=(0−4)2+(2−7)2=16+25=41.f(2)=(0-4)^2+(2-7)^2=16+25=41.f(2)=(0−4)2+(2−7)2=16+25=41.

At x=6x=6x=6: f(6)=(0−4)2+(6−7)2=16+1=17.f(6)=(0-4)^2+(6-7)^2=16+1=17.f(6)=(0−4)2+(6−7)2=16+1=17. So the maximum is M=41.M=41.M=41.

And minimum is m=9.m=9.m=9.

  1. Compute required value

We need M2−m2=412−92.M^2-m^2=41^2-9^2.M2−m2=412−92. Using difference of squares, 412−92=(41−9)(41+9)=32⋅50=1600.41^2-9^2=(41-9)(41+9)=32\cdot 50=1600.412−92=(41−9)(41+9)=32⋅50=1600.

Therefore, 1600.\boxed{1600}.1600​.

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