Consider the curve C: y=cos x. You may assume that for all values of x = [0,/2] the curve C lies on or above the line y=1-- and on or beneath the line y=-- √2 */2 Hence, from this assumption and by considering areas, provide an argument to show that л/4 ≤ 3 c cos x dx < 2x (4+ x)² 32 √2 π 4+* 4√√√2
Consider the curve C: y=cos x. You may assume that for all values of x = [0,/2] the curve C lies on or above the line y=1-- and on or beneath the line y=-- √2 */2 Hence, from this assumption and by considering areas, provide an argument to show that л/4 ≤ 3 c cos x dx < 2x (4+ x)² 32 √2 π 4+* 4√√√2
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Chapter5: Graphs And The Derivative
Section5.1: Increasing And Decreasing Functions
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