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g(x)=?0 to x of cos^4tdt then what is the value of g(x+p) a)g(x)+g(p) b)g(x)-G(p)

g(x)=?0 to x of cos^4tdt
then what is the value of g(x+p)
a)g(x)+g(p)
b)g(x)-G(p)

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AKASH GOYAL AskiitiansExpert-IITD
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13 years ago

Dear Nikhil

Your question is incomplete. But I am assuming that p is period of the function here

g(x+p)=0 to x+p∫cos4tdt= 0 to x∫cos4tdt + x to x+p ∫cos4tdt

=g(x) + 0 to p ∫cos4tdt,   [using property of periods]

=g(x) + g(p)

option a

 

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