f(x)=sinx+cosx, than max. value of x
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maximum value of sinx is 1, here x =90
maximum value of cosx is 1, here x =0
If we take x =0=>f (x) = 1
take x =90 then f(x) =1
So take x = 90+0/2=45.
Hence,maximum value of f(x) = sin45+cos45 =1.4
Therefore maximum value of x is 45.
Hope it helps.
maximum value of cosx is 1, here x =0
If we take x =0=>f (x) = 1
take x =90 then f(x) =1
So take x = 90+0/2=45.
Hence,maximum value of f(x) = sin45+cos45 =1.4
Therefore maximum value of x is 45.
Hope it helps.
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hey there !!
=) F(x) = sinx+cosx
=) differentiate wrt x we get
dF/dx = cosx -sinx
◆ for Maxima and minima
=) dF/dx = 0
=) cosx -sinx =0
=) cos x = sinx
=) dividing by cosx
=) tanx = 1
general solution for this eqn is : π/4 ,5π/4
,9π/4 .....
so it's 1st Maxima is at x = π/4
F(π/4) = sinπ/4 + cosπ/4 = 1/√2 +1/√2 = √2
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hope it will help u
=) F(x) = sinx+cosx
=) differentiate wrt x we get
dF/dx = cosx -sinx
◆ for Maxima and minima
=) dF/dx = 0
=) cosx -sinx =0
=) cos x = sinx
=) dividing by cosx
=) tanx = 1
general solution for this eqn is : π/4 ,5π/4
,9π/4 .....
so it's 1st Maxima is at x = π/4
F(π/4) = sinπ/4 + cosπ/4 = 1/√2 +1/√2 = √2
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hope it will help u
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