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f(x) = cos(sin(1/x)). Is the range of this function still [-1,1]? If so, why? f(x) = cos(sin(1/x)). Is the range of this function still [-1,1]? If so, why? @Mathematics
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range is the same, even if the x=0 sin(infinity) will not exceed interval [-1;1] and cos (x) if x belongs to the interval [-1;1] also wont exceed this interval.
on the other, sin(1/x) gives a value from interval [-1;1] and max value cos can achieve is cos(0)=1 and min value- cos(1), since cos(-x)=cos(x). So i think the correct answer is [cos(1);1)
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