Integral Calculus> Find maximum value of y(x) = integral fro...

Find maximum value of y(x) = integral from 0 to x (t+sint).dt in [-1,1]

Kumkum , 11 Years ago

Grade 12

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Arun Kumar

Hello Student

y(x)=integration(t+sint)dt
=[(t^2)/2 -cos(t)](between 0 to x)
=(x^2)/2 -cos(x)+1

max of function will occur when cox(x) is minimum
=>y(x)max =1/2-cos(1)+1=3/2-cos(1)

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Arun Kumar
Btech, IIT Delhi
Askiitians Faculty

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