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f(x) is a differentiable function satisfying the following relation :

33 Answers

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Subash ·

for maxima minima or for alll points

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aatmanvora ·

i didnt get u chetan???

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aatmanvora ·

plz reply...................

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Subash ·

after getting f(x)=secx for maxima minima points

substitute it in the question and integrate i am getting another f(x) there

maybe we can check that function for maxima and minima again[7]

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Harry Potter ·

hey i think itz -cosx or secx im i rite.........i thinked in another manner

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Harry Potter ·

if im wrong plzz correct me anyone..........

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Subash ·

@prajith what is secx or -cosx

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Harry Potter ·

i mean y=secx or -cosx

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Harry Potter ·

im getting 2 answers when i thought in 2 ways

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chethannt.chetha ·

to solve

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aatmanvora ·

GUYZ DA FINAL ANSWER FOR MAX. IS 1-e and for min 1 - e^-1

does anyone of u get it using y=sec(x)???????????????

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Celestine preetham ·

f(x)= 1 - e^sinx

try deriving this ;)

11
Subash ·

celestine did u get it if so can u post it please

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rahul wadhwani ·

i think some thing much more be mention for finite value but if not mentioned then i got min. as -∞ & max. as +∞ i m write plz reply

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aatmanvora ·

THIS MITE B HELPFUUUUUL

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aatmanvora ·

YEAH!!!!!!!!1

GOT IT!!!!!

JUS USE DA ABOVE FORMULA TO DIFFERENTIATE!!!!

THEN U GET A DIFF EQN.

WHICH ON SOLVIN GIVES Y = 1-e^sinx
therefore min max r 1-e^-1 and 1-e.....

CREDIT GOES 2 CELESTINE!!!!!!!!!
THNX A TON CELE!!!!!

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rahul wadhwani ·

was i was correct then tell me plz

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Anirudh Narayanan ·

Does this have something to do with the Newton-Leibnitz theorem?

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tapanmast Vora ·

how abt the non simplified form of newton leibnitzzzz/?????

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skygirl ·

heyyy...... not this way..

this is a differential eqn... in linear form..

dy/dx - ycosx = -1

p(x) = -cosx

find integrating factor : e∫pdx n then do all those traditional works....

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aatmanvora ·

ne1 gettin da ans?????????????????????????????????????????????

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aatmanvora ·

But how will you integrate???

u'll get f(x) = ∫f(x)cosx - x + c

wat alll operations can u do on this f(x) to get da maxima??

This que was a more than one correct ans type que. and both the max. min. wer part of the rite answers!!!!!!

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skygirl ·

yes i think i got it...

f'(x) = f(x)cosx - 1 .

now integrate.

we will find f(x) .

then we can do all operations on f(x).

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skygirl ·

God knows !

i think u are seeing a different answer [3]

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aatmanvora ·

the for min value is 1-e
and for max value is 1 - (1/e)

secx = f(x) at max/min does not solve the prob ne.....

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skygirl ·

areyyyy ... use libnitz...

u will get wat sankara has got..

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tapanmast Vora ·

try this out by differentiatin n then making a differential equation.
looks a tough nut to crack...

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aatmanvora ·

CMON PPL.....
AB TO ANS KI HINT BHI DE DI......
PLZZZ.... GIVE ME SUM IMPORTANT BREAKTHROUGH

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aatmanvora ·

MAK!!!!
U cant apply uv rule n solve coz still f(x) or f'(x) (whichever u take as v) remains which is not integreable!!!!!

the ans is in terms of e....
plzzz tell notify me if ne1 gets it

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MAK ·

i didn't solve it clearly... let aatmanvora try it again... if he doesn't get, then lets solve it...

if v solve it completely n provide it to him... that would be as worst as spoon-feeding... [6] [4]

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