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What is the range of the fcn cos(sin(1/x)) and how did you get it? What is the range of the fcn cos(sin(1/x)) and how did you get it? @Mathematics
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Like I suggest to you earlier, consider the function g(x) = sin(1/x). What is the range of that function? That range, call it R, is the domain of the function f(x) = cos(x) that you're interested in.
Once you know the domain of f you can calculate its range.
How are you so sure that the domain of the inner fcn is the Dom. of the outer fcn?
I didn't say that. I'm saying the domain of the cos will be the range of sin(1/x)
...and now with that restricted domain, we can calculate the range of cos(sin 1/x)
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