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Maths Question 17 – JEE-MAIN 2026

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If the curve y=f(x) passes through the point (1,e) and satisfies the differential equation dydx=y(2+loge⁡x), x>0, then f(e) is equal to :

Recognize that the given differential equation is a first-order separable differential equation.

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Step 1: Separate variables and integrate✦ Active

The given differential equation is dydx=y(2+loge⁡x). Separate the variables:

dyy=(2+loge⁡x)dx

Integrate both sides. For ∫loge⁡xdx, use integration by parts (u=loge⁡x,dv=dx⟹du=1xdx,v=x), which gives xloge⁡x−x. Thus:

∫1ydy=∫(2+loge⁡x)dx⟹loge⁡|y|=2x+(xloge⁡x−x)+C

Simplify the expression:

loge⁡|y|=x+xloge⁡x+C
Step 2: Apply initial condition to find the constant○ Expand

The curve passes through the point (1,e). Substitute x=1 and y=e into the general solution. Since y=e>0, |y|=y.

loge⁡e=1+1loge⁡1+C

Since loge⁡e=1 and loge⁡1=0:

1=1+0+C⟹C=0

Thus, the particular solution is:

loge⁡y=x(1+loge⁡x)⟹y=ex(1+loge⁡x)
Step 3: Evaluate f(e)○ Expand

Substitute x=e into the particular solution to find f(e):

f(e)=ee(1+loge⁡e)

Since loge⁡e=1:

f(e)=ee(1+1)=ee(2)=e2e
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