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Find the values of a for which the function f (x) = cos x - sin x + ax + b is decreasing.

raju , 12 Years ago
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Parvez ali

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Sher Mohammad
f'(x)=-sinx-cox+a
minimum of -sinx-cosx= -sqrt(2)=-1.4


f'(x)>a-1.4
f'(x)>0
a-1.4>=0
a belongs to(1.4, inf)

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bharat bajaj
f(x) = cos x - sin x + ax + b
df/dx = -sin x -cos x + a
For function to be decreasing, df/dx<0
Hence, -sinx - cosx +a <0
sinx + cosx>a
or root(2) sin (x+pi/4) > a
sin (x + pi/4) > a/root2
a/root2< -1
a< -root2
Hence, the value of a should be (-inf, root 2) for the function to be decreasing.
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f(x) = cos x - sin x + ax + b
df/dx = -sin x -cos x + a
For function to be decreasing, df/dx<0
Hence, -sinx - cosx +a <0
sinx + cosx>a
or root(2) sin (x+pi/4) > a
sin (x + pi/4) > a/root2
a/root2< -1
a< -root2
Hence, the value of a should be (-inf, -root 2) for the function to be decreasing.
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Bharat Bajaj
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IIT Delhi
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Sher Mohammad
f'(x)=-sinx-cosx+a <0
the minmum value of -sinx-cosx, occurs at pi/4 = -sqrt(2)=-1.41
a-1.41<0
a<1.41

Sher Mohammad
B.Tech, IIT Delhi
Last Activity: 12 Years ago
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