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4sin²x+3cos²x+sinx/2+cosx/2

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Answered by Risingbrainlystar
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mervinjoseph: but answer should come as1/√3
Risingbrainlystar: oh sorry I will check
Risingbrainlystar: sorry I didn't know
mervinjoseph: Mam actually it is in 11th syllabus
Risingbrainlystar: then sorry I m in 10th inly
Answered by OfficialPk
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The given equation is, Let y = 4sin2x+3cos2x+sinx2+cosx2=(3sin2x+3cos2x)+sin2x+sinx2+cosx2=3(sin2x+cos2x)+sin2x+sinx2+cosx2=3+sin2x+sinx2+cosx2 [As we know that (sin2x+cos2x)=1]Now we will try to make sinx2+cosx2 in cos or sin only so,For that multiply and divide by the square root of coefficient of cos and sin and here it is 1 sinx2+cosx2=2√[12√sinx2+12√cosx2]=2√[sinx2×cos45+cosx2×sin45]=2√[sin(x2+45)]Putting this we get, =3+sin2x+2√[sin(x2+45)]Now maximum value of square quantity of sin is 1 i.e. sin2x≤1 as sin lies between −1 to 1.and since sine lies between −1 to 1 so, 2√[sin(x2+45)] has a maximum value as 2√Putting these maximum value we get, =3+1+2√=4+2√So this is the required maximum value.


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mervinjoseph: sir are you 11th teacher
mervinjoseph: if you are planning send me answers of ex3.12 with solutions sir pls
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