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How function f(x) = (tan x) – x is always increasing function?

Siddharth verma , 11 Years ago
Grade 12
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Jitender Singh

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f(x) = tanx - x
f^{'}(x) = sec^{2}x - 1 = tan^{2}x \geq 0
So thats why f(x) is always increasing.
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IIT Delhi
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