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the maximum value of the function

y =  \sin(x ) +  \cos(x)

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Answered by abhirajshricat
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-2/√2 = -√2 [this satisfies the condition of the maximum graph (y) at 1st derivative, which is positive (+) before the turning point, and at 2nd derivative, which is negative after the turning point]. Therefore, the maximum value of: Sinx + Cosx = Sin45°...

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