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How do you figure out the range of f(x)=7+3cosx+4sinx for the range 0<=x<=2pi ? I know the answer is 2 to 12 but I don't know how to get there
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cos and sin vary between -1 and 1 so test the extremes.
@coconutshake If you ever have \[y= A\cos x+B\sin x\] Then max and min value of y are given as \[max= \sqrt {A^2+B^2}\] \[min= -\sqrt {A^2+B^2}\] Can you find now?
if you R wich is the amplitude the range will be \[R+7<f(x)<-R+7\] \[5\cos (\theta-53,1^{0})\] \[5+7<f(x)<-5+7\] \[12<f(x)<-2\]
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