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Discussion on a senior high school math problem about function and classification
For any x 1∈(0, +∞), there exists x2∈[0, 1], so that f (x 1).

The maximum value of g(x) at [0, 1] is greater than the maximum value of f(x) at (0, +∞).

G(x) is certain, and the maximum value of G(x) on [0, 1] is G (0) = 2;

Therefore, the maximum value of f(x) at (0, +∞) should be less than 2.

That is f (x)

ax+lnx & lt; 2

ax & lt2-lnx

a & lt(2-lnx)/x

Let h (x) = (2-lnx)/x.

Then a < h(x)min.

h'(x)=(- 1-2+lnx)/x? =(lnx-3)/x?

When 0

So h(x) in (0, e? In (e? , +∞) increasing;

So the minimum value of h(x) is h(e? )=(2-lne? )/e? =- 1/e?

Therefore, the value range of a is: a.

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