if f(x)=maximum (cos x,1/2, {sin x}) , o<=x<=2 pi where { . } represents fractional part function then 1. number of points where f(x) is not differentiable
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I am not studied in trig.
ok
i have made the graph but not sure how to check the differentiability
If you have already made the graph then check CORNER points in the graph,that is your answer.
can u show ur graph so that i can compare mine with that
@DLS ?
\[\Large f(x)=\max (\cos x,1/2, {\sin x}) , o<=x<=2 \pi\] ------------------------------------- This is the graph of cosx in the given domain. http://i.imgur.com/svEYdwT.png This is the graph of {sinx} in the given domain. http://i.imgur.com/DwfBAxf.png And lastly this is 1/2 http://i.imgur.com/ax3XEWz.png ------------------------------------ So now,we will draw the final graph of maximum of the function ------------------------------------- http://i.imgur.com/yUfpJOJ.png (the pink lines)
So as you see there are 2 corner points right? (where the function definition changes) so the answer should be 2 (most probably). Do you have the answer?Did your graph match? Did you get it?
i guess the graph of {sin x } is not correct
it will either be 0 or 1 so the lines are correct
why will it be 0 or 1 it is not a greatest integer function
{sin pi/6}=0.5
oops sorry! give me a second!
ill correct it in a second
can you draw out your graph ?
where to draw it ?
wait,let me draw mine u check
|dw:1403466360220:dw| this should be the final graph,prettier than anything!
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