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The maximum value of sinx1 + 2sinx2 + 3sinx3 is

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Answered by skyfall63
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The maximum value of sinx1 + 2sinx2 + 3sinx3 is =6

Explanation:

  • we know that maximum value of sinx is 1 , therefore, maximum value of

sinx1 +2sinx2 +3sinx3

will be 1+2+3=6

  • In mathematics, the "sine" is a "trigonometric function" of an angle. Sine is ratio of the "length" of the "side opposite" the given "angle" to the "length" of the "hypotenuse" of a 'right-angled triangle".
  • If x  is a non-right angle in a right angled triangle,

then sin(x)is the "ratio" of the "length" of the side "opposite" x with the "hypotenuse" of the triangle

If we restrict our answer to  x  within 0, 2\pi

when xx=\pi /2, then sin(x) = 1  

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