integration

g(x) = ∫ cos4t dt , then g(x+π ) = ? { lower limit =0 upper limit= x}
a. g(x) + g(Ï€)
b. g(x) - g(Ï€)
c.g(x) *g(Ï€)
d. g(x)/g(Ï€)

4 Answers

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Devil ·

Use the substitution sinx=t, then expression for cos3x....

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aieeee ·

∫ cos4t dt= ∫ (1+cos2t / 2)2 dt
now,by expanding integrating and putting the limits,u would get:

g(x)= 1/4∫(3/2 + 2cos 2t + 1/2 cos4t)dt

= 3/8 x + 1/4 sin2x + 1/32 sin4x.

g(x+∩) = 3/8 (x+∩) + 1/4 sin2x + 1/32 sin4x

now,by checking the options,u would get, a) g(x+∩)=g(x) + g(∩)

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b_k_dubey ·

Objective method useful for JEE

Put x=0 : g(0) = 0

g(Ï€) = ?

option a : g(0) + g(Ï€) = g(Ï€)

option b : g(0) - g(Ï€) = -g(Ï€)

option c : g(0) *g(Ï€) = 0

option d : g(0)/g(Ï€) = 0

since g(Ï€) is non-zero only a is the correct option

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aieeee ·

Thanks,sir.its really an objective method

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