1))g(x)=x has two unequal real roots
(bx-1)/(a^2x 2b)=x
b^2- 4a^2>0
The absolute value of b > the absolute value of 2a
When a>0, b>2a
f(x) The image opening is upward, the axis of symmetry x= - b/2a
So f(x) is an increasing function at (-1, positive infinity)
So f(x) is an increasing function at (-1, 1)
When a
f(x) The image opening is downward, the symmetry axis x= -b/2a >1
So f(x) is an increasing function at (negative infinity, 1,)
So f(x) is an increasing function at (-1, 1)
To sum up, f(x) is a monotonically increasing function on (-1,1)
2.x3 a root (b^2-4a)>root (b^2-4a^2)>-root (b^2-4a^2)>-a root (b^2-4a). It can be seen that a>0 is required, then a^2(b^2-4a)>b^2-4a^2. (a-1)[b^2(a 1)-4a^2]>0 . a>1, or a0). So, a>1 1. Suppose y=f(x) is a decreasing function on R, and the monotonically decreasing interval of y=f(IX-3I) ---------------- Suppose the function u=IX-3I, x∈R, which decreases monotonically on (-∞, 3], then y=f(u)=f(IX-3I) monotonically decreases on (-∞, 3] Increment; The function u=IX-3I, x∈R, which increases monotonically on [3, ∞), then y=f(u)=f(IX-3I) decreases monotonically on [3, ∞); That is, the monotonically decreasing interval of function y=f(IX-3I) is [3,∞) -------------If you don’t understand, let’s put it another way: x1 When 3
----------------------------- It is known that the quadratic function f(x) satisfies f(0)=1, f(x 1)-f(x)=2x, try the analytical formula of f(x) -------------------- Let’s assume the quadratic function f(x)=ax^2 bx c From f(0)=1, we get c=1 So, f(x)=ax^2 bx 1 So f(x 1)=a(x 1)^2 b(x 1) 1 f(x)=ax^2 bx 1 So f(x 1)-f(x)=2ax a b It is known that f(x 1)-f(x)=2x Then the polynomial 2ax a b about x is equal to 2x, and its coefficients are equal Therefore, a=1, and a b=0, then b=-1 f(x)=x^2-x 1 ------------------ 2. It is known that the function f(x) defined on [1,4] is a decreasing function and a set of real numbers a that satisfies the inequality f(1-2a)-f(4 a)>0 --------------- Change the inequality to f(1-2a)>f(4 a), and use the monotonicity of the function to get rid of the corresponding rule f, pay attention to the domain of the function The domain of function f(x) is [1,4], and it is a subtractive function. Then the real number a satisfies the following three inequalities at the same time: 1
1
1-2a
Solving the inequality group, we get: -1
So, the value range of the real number a is (-1,0] Compared with question 2, please do question 3 yourself...... 1) Analysis: ∵The axis of symmetry is the quadratic function y=f(x) of X=-1. The minimum value on R is 0, and f(1)=1 Suppose the function f(x)=ax^2 bx c=a(x b/(2a))^2 (4ac-b^2)/4a ∴a>0,-b/(2a)=-1==>b=2a,(4ac-b^2)/4a=0==>4ac=b^2 ∴4ac=4a^2==>c=a Also a b c=1==>4a=1==>a=1/4,b=1/2,c=1/4 The analytical formula of the ∴ function is f(x)=1/4x^2 1/2x 1/4 2) If g(x)=(z 1)f(z-1)-zx-3 is an increasing function on X belonging to [-1,1], the value range of real number z Analysis: 1)f(x)=1/4x^2 1/2x 1/4 f(x-1)=1/4x^2-1/2x 1/4 1/2x-1/2 1/4=1/4x^2 g(x)=(z 1)1/4x^2-zx-3=(z 1)/4{[x-2z/(z 1)]^2-[(4z^2 12z 12) /(z 1)^2]} =(z 1)/4[x-2z/(z 1)]^2-(z^2 3z 3)/(z 1) ∵g(x) is an increasing function when X belongs to [-1,1] When (z 1)/4>0==>z>-1 ∴2z/(z 1)2zz
∴-1 When (z 1)/4z
∴2z/(z 1)>=1==>2zz>=1, obviously contradicts z
When (z 1)/4=0==>z=-1 ∴g(x)=x-3, obviously g(x) is an increasing function when X belongs to [-1,1] To sum up, it satisfies that g(x) is an increasing function when X belongs to [-1,1], -1
3) The largest real number m (m is greater than 1), such that there is a real number t. As long as X belongs to [1, m], f(x t) is less than or equal to x. Analysis: 1)f(x)=1/4x^2 1/2x 1/4 f(x t)=1/4(x t 1)^2 (x t 1)^2
x^2 2(t-1)x (t 1)^2
When t=0, x^2-2x 1x=1 When t>0, ⊿=4(t-1)^2-4(t 1)^2=-16t
whent0 x1=(1-t)-2√(-t), x2=(1-t) 2√(-t) Let (1-t) 2√(-t)=1==>t=-4 ∴m=x2=(1-t) 2√(-t)=9 ∴There is a real number t=-4. As long as X belongs to [1,9], it is true that f(x-4t) is less than or equal to x.Function monotonicity practice
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