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What are the x-coordinates for the maximum points in the function f(x)=4cos(2x-pi) from x=0 to x=2pi
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Well isn't the range of y=cos(u) is [-1,1] So the max value for y=cos(u) is 1 And the min value for y=cos(u) is -1 -- So the max value for f(x)=4cos(u) is?
f(u)=4cos(u) *
I'm not quite sure if I follow
cos(u) has max value 1 so 4cos(u) has max value 4(1)=4
Does that make sense?
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Yes
So the max value of 4cos(2x-pi) is 4(1)=4 so you need to solve 4cos(2x-pi)=4 to find for which x 4cos(2x-pi) is 4
Or basically solve cos(2x-pi)=1
x = pi/3
sorry x=pi/2
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should be two values
And x=3pi/2?
yep
correct @Patsfan12 @freckles
Alright thanks guys!
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