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what is the period, domain, range of f(x)= cos3x + 4sin(1/x^2 -1)
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f(x)=cos3x + sin{1/(x^2-1)}
if this has \[\sin(\frac{1}{x^2-1})\]then since you are not allowed to divide by zero you must make sure that \[x^2-1\neq 0\] or \[x\neq \pm1\]
every other number is fine
good. what about period?
It is not a periodic function
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Go to Wolfram and see.
Wolfram says it is not.
And if you examine the graph between -1 and 1 you will see that it is not.
period? not a chance
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