Math, asked by anshulsatvik, 5 months ago

Find the least value of 2^sinx + 2^cosx.

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Answered by itzpinkglitter

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Hence, 2sinx+2cosxis always greater than or equal to 2(1−1√2). That means, the minimum value of 2sinx+2cosxis 2(1−1√2)....

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