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the function f(x)=cosx-sinx has maximum and minimum value at x=​

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Answered by harshit7777777
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For minimum=0
For maximum=30
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Answered by harisreeps
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Answer:

The maximum value of the function f(x)=cosx-sinx is 0

explanation:

  • The maximum and minimum point of a function is the points where the function neither increase nor decrease
  • For a maximum point of a function Y, the second derivative of the function is greater than zero, (\frac{d^{2}Y }{dx^{2} }  is positive and for minimum point, it is less than zero(\frac{d^{2}Y }{dx^{2} } is negative)

STEP 1

The given function is f(x)=cosx-sinx

the first derivative is \frac{df(x)}{dx} =-sinx-cosx

STEP 2

equate the first derivative to zero to get the value of x

-sinx-cosx=0\\-cosx= sinx

sinx/cosx=-1\\tanx=-1\\x=-45

STEP 3

put the value of x we get

f(-45)=cos(-45)-sin(-45)=0

which is the maximum value of the function

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