Math, asked by bhartirohilla479, 7 months ago

(i) f(x) = cos x in 0 < x < π
find local maximum and local minimum values

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Answered by roman0412
1

Step-by-step explanation:

for local minima or maxima

 \binom{dy}{dx}   = 0

-sinx = 0

thus sinx= 0

sinx is zero at x=0 and x= 180

Answered by rajeshkumarchau
1

Step-by-step explanation:

First we differentiate ,

f(x)= cosx, 0<x<π

f'(x)=-sinx ,0<x<π

for local maximum &. local minimum,

f'(x)=0

=> - sinx = 0

=> x = 0, π

But, these two points doesn't lie inside the given interval 0< x < π.

Hence no local maximum and local minimum in 0 < x < π.

I hope ,It was helpful

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