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If f(x) is periodic function with period T then f(ax), a≠ 0 is periodic function with fundamental period​

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Answered by theking20
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Given,

Period of f(x) = T

To Find,

Period of function f(ax).

Solution,

Since we are given that the period of function f(x) is T.

When a non-zero number is multiplied in the function, then the period of that function becomes

Period of f(ax) = T/|a| , a≠ 0

Hence, the period of the function f(ax) is T/|a|.

Answered by Agastya0606
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The period of the function f(ax) is T/|a|.

Given,

The period of f(x) = T.

To Find,

The period of function f(ax).

Solution,

Since we are given that the period of function f(x) is T.

When a non-zero number is multiplied in the function, then the period of that function becomes the time period of the original function divided by that number.

For example,

The period of sin x is 2π, so the period of the function sin 2x will be π.

So, in the same way

Period of f(ax) = T/|a| , a≠ 0

Hence, the period of the function f(ax) is T/|a|.

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