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Let f(x)=sin(x)^2-cos(x) on the interval (0,2pi). Where on this interval does f increase and where does it decrease?
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remember the trig identity, sin^2 (x)=1-2sin(2x)
make sinx2 as 1-cosx2. then you have quadratic type of equation. differentiate to find graph and monotonic periods...
am i solving for x?
Simplifity it into what apoorvk said, then derive it. after you derive it, solve for x. WHen x is positive, f increases, when x is negative, f decreases.
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