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The longest interval in which f(x)=x\sqrt{4ax-x^{2}}(a<0) is decreasing is -

Option: 1

\left [ 4a,0 \right ]
 


Option: 2

\left [ 3a,0 \right ]

 


Option: 3

(-\infty,3]


Option: 4

none of these


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Condition for Decreasing function -

The tangents drawn at any point on it make an obtuse angle with positive direction of  the x-axis.

M_{T}=tan\theta\leq 0

\therefore \:\:\frac{dy}{dx}\leq 0\:\:\:\:\:x\epsilon (a,b)

- wherein

y=f(x) is continuous and differentiable in (a,b)

 

 

f'(x)=\sqrt{4ax-x^{2}}+\frac{x(4a-2x)}{2\sqrt{4ax-x^{2}}}=\frac{6ax-2x^{2}}{\sqrt{4ax-x^{2}}}<0,\forall \:x\:\varepsilon (4a,3a)

so f(x) is decreasing in \left [ 4a,3a \right ]

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