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Answer:

k=6

Step-by-step explanation:

MATHS

Find the value of K if f(x) is continuous at x=

2

π

,

f(x)=

π−2x

K.cosx

,ifx

=

2

π

3ifx=

2

π

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Nizam Bhargava

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ANSWER

Given that function is continous at x=

2

π

f is continuous at x=

2

π

if L.H.L=R.H.L=f(

2

π

)

L.H.L

=

x→

2

π

lim

f(x)

=

x→

2

π

lim

π−2x

kcosx

=

x→

2

π

lim

2(

2

π

−x)

ksin(

2

π

−x)

=

2

k

x→

2

π

lim

(

2

π

−x)

sin(

2

π

−x)

Let y=

2

π

−x as x→

2

π

y→

2

π

2

π

y→0

So our equation becomes

=

2

k

y→0

lim

y

siny

=

2

k

×1=

2

k

R.H.L=

x→

2

π

+

lim

f(x)

=

x→

2

π

+

lim

π−2x

kcosx

=

x→

2

π

+

lim

2(

2

π

−x)

ksin(

2

π

−x)

=

2

k

x→

2

π

+

lim

(

2

π

−x)

sin(

2

π

−x)

Let y=

2

π

−x as x→

2

π

y→

2

π

2

π

y→0

So our equation becomes

=

2

k

y→0

lim

y

siny

=

2

k

×1=

2

k

Hence LHL=RHL=

2

k

Now,LHL=RHL=f(

2

π

)=3

2

k

=3

∴k=6

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