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Grade 12th PassDifferential Calculus

The funtion f(x)= integration(sin6t +cos6t)dt from 0 to x3, is increasing in?

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13 Years agoGrade 12th Pass
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Profile image of Shivam Dimri
13 Years ago

directly differentiate to get

f''(x) = sin6x3  + cos6x3

then use the fac of a"3 + b"3 formula and equate th expression to zero,

you get the desired range!!

best part of using this newton libnit rule tis that you dont need to integrate the whole function,

direct differentiation is possible!!