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minimum value of( 8sec2theta+ 2cos2theta) is equal to ​

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Answered by hydrogenshine1
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Answer:

The minimum value will be 8.

Step-by-step explanation:

8sec²@+2cos²@

=2[(2sec@)²+(cos@)²]

=2[(2sec@-cos@)²+2×2sec@×cos@]

=2(2sec@-cos@)² +2×2×2

[as sec@× cos@=1]

=(2sec@-cos@)²+8

Now if (2sec@-cos@)² become 0 then we can say it's minimum value will be 8.

Note value of (2sec@-cos@)² can't be negative because no square of real number is negative.

So it's minimum value will be 8.

We can determine the answer using derivation process also.

Assume f(@)=8sec²@+2cos²@

The determine the value of f'(@) and equate with 0.

Put the value cos²@=2 in f''(@) .

Thus you can determine the answer also. But at first ensure that you know what is derivation process. Otherwise use the first process.

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