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Show that the function f(x) = tan x – 4x is strictly decreasing on [-π/3, π/3]

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Answered by kangdami1808
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Given that, f(x) = tan x – 4x

Then, the differentiation of the function is given by:

f’(x)= sec2x – 4

When -π/3 <x π/3, 1<sec x <2

Then, 1<sec2x <4

Hence, it becomes -3 < (sec2x-4)<0

Hence, for -π/3 <x π/3, f’(x)<0

Therefore, the function “f” is strictly decreasing on [-π/3, π/3]

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