- Given
We have
f(x)=(2+3a)x2+(a−1a+2)x+b,a=1
and also
f(x+y)=f(x)+f(y)+1−72xy.
We need to find
28i=1∑5∣f(i)∣.
- Write f(x) in standard quadratic form
Let
f(x)=px2+qx+b,
where
p=2+3a,q=a−1a+2.
Then
f(x+y)=p(x+y)2+q(x+y)+b
=px2+2pxy+py2+qx+qy+b.
Also,
f(x)+f(y)+1−72xy
=(px2+qx+b)+(py2+qy+b)+1−72xy
=px2+py2+qx+qy+2b+1−72xy.
Since these are equal for all real x,y, compare coefficients.
- Compare coefficients
(i) Coefficient of xy
Left side gives 2p, right side gives −72.
So,
2p=−72⟹p=−71.
But
p=2+3a,
so
2+3a=−71.
Thus,
3a=−71−2=−715
a=−2115=−75.
(ii) Constant term
Left side constant term is b, right side constant term is 2b+1.
So,
b=2b+1⟹b=−1.
- Find q
Now
q=a−1a+2.
Substitute a=−75:
a+2=−75+2=79,
a−1=−75−1=−712.
Hence,
q=−12/79/7=−43.
Therefore,
f(x)=−71x2−43x−1.
- Compute f(1),f(2),f(3),f(4),f(5)
It is convenient to write
f(x)=−(71x2+43x+1),
so all these values are negative, hence
∣f(i)∣=−f(i).
For x=1
f(1)=−71−43−1
=−284+21+28=−2853.
So,
∣f(1)∣=2853.
For x=2
f(2)=−74−23−1
=−148+21+14=−1443.
So,
∣f(2)∣=1443.
For x=3
f(3)=−79−49−1
=−2836+63+28=−28127.
So,
∣f(3)∣=28127.
For x=4
f(4)=−716−3−1=−716−4=−744.
So,
∣f(4)∣=744.
For x=5
f(5)=−725−415−1
=−28100+105+28=−28233.
So,
∣f(5)∣=28233.
- Sum the absolute values
Convert all to denominator 28:
∣f(1)∣=2853,
∣f(2)∣=2886,
∣f(3)∣=28127,
∣f(4)∣=28176,
∣f(5)∣=28233.
Thus,
\sum_{i=1}^5 |f(i)|=\frac{53+86+127+176+233}{28}=rac{675}{28}.
Therefore,
28i=1∑5∣f(i)∣=675.
- Option check
The value is
675.
So the correct option is B.
- Comparison with stored answer
Stored correct answer: B
Our derived answer: B
They agree.