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Find the value of a for which the function f(x)=asin x+(1/3)sin 3x has an extremum at x=pi/3
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@Mani_Jha , @apoorvk
that means at that point, i.e. pi/3 derivative of f(x) is zero. so dy/dx = acosx + cos3x = 0 (at x=pi/3) so, a/2 + (-1) = 0 or, a =2 Samjhe bhole?
2/sqrt(3) ??? i m not sure ...
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is der anything wrong with apoorv's wrking according to u @experimentX
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looks like i got right value of cos 30
ya cos 30 is root3/2
pi/3 = 60 degrees.
Oo .. sorry, my mistake.
hehe u made a booboo
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tht was simply gr8 @apoorv
great guys!!
oh that wasn't great at all really. :)
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