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y=sin(2x-3)
y'=2cos(2x-3)=2sin[(π/2)+(2x-3)]y''=-2²sin(2x-3)=2²siny'''=-2³cos(2x-3)=2³siny^(4)=2^4sin(2x-3)=2^4siny^(n)=2^n sin
y^(9)*(3/2)
2^9*sin*(-3/2)
3*2^8*sin(15)
768*sin15
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I guess I should find the nth derivative of f(x).
f(x)=sin(2x-3)
f'(x)=cos(2x-3)*2
f''(x)=-sin(2x-3)*2^2f'''(x)=-cos(2x-3)*2^3f'''''(x)=sin(2x-3)*2^4f^(4k)*(x)=sin(2x-3)*2^4kf^(4k+1)*(x)=cos(2x-3)*2^(4k+1)f^(4k+2)*(x)=-sin(2x-3)*2^(4k+2)f^(4k+3)*(x)=-cos(2x-3)*2^(4k+3)f^(9)*(3/2)=f^(4*2+1)*(3/2)cos(2x-3)*2^9 (x=-3/2)cos(-3-3)*2^9
2^9*cos6
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f(1) =sqrt(2)/2
f(2) =1
f(3) =sqrt(2)/2
f(4) =0
f(5) =sqrt(2)/2
f(6) =1
f(7) =sqrt(2)/2
f(8) =0
Circulate. The sum of the 8 rings of each belt is 0
2014 divided by 8 = 251 remaining rows of bends 6
f(1)+f(2)+f(3)+.f(2014)=f(1) =sqrt(2) 2+1+sqrt(2) 2+0-sqrt(2) 2-1=sqrt(2) 2=root number 2
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Summary. Dear I am glad to answer for you: 1) Minimum positive period: 2 Monotonic decreasing interval: [ 3, 2 3] (2) Value range: [-1 2, 1 2].
11.It is known that f(x)=1 2sin(2x+ 3)) 2x+3), x r
1) Find the minimum positive period and monotonic decreasing interval of f(x);
2) Find the range of f(x) over the interval [-4), 4)].
11.The process f(x)=1 2sin(2x+ 3)) 2x+3) is known. 1) Find the minimum positive period and monotonic decreasing interval of f(x); , x∈r11.
It is known that f(x)=1 2sin(2x+ 3)) 2x+3)2) finds the range of f(x) over the interval [-4), 4)].
1) Find the minimum positive period and monotonic decreasing interval of f(x); , x∈r11.It is known that f(x)=1 2sin(2x+ 3)) 2x+3)2) finds the range of f(x) over the interval [-4), 4)].
1) Find the minimum positive period and monotonic decreasing interval of f(x); , x∈r11.It is known that f(x)=1 2sin(2x+ 3)) 2x+3)2) finds the range of f(x) over the interval [-4), 4)].
1) Find the minimum positive period and monotonic decreasing interval of f(x); , x∈r11.It is known that f(x)=1 2sin(2x+ 3)) 2x+3).
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f`(x)=6x^2+3
sin** didn't write Lu Sue defeated.
If it is sin (number) it is a number, and the derivative of premature fibrillation is 0sina) = cosa
sin7a) = 7cos7a (composite function).
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Actually, the problem is to determine the parity of the function f(x).
First, define the domain symmetry with respect to the origin.
Set the question to be constant: 2f(-sinx)+3f(sinx)=sin2x Replace the above x with -x, you can get.
2f(sinx)+3f(-sinx)=-sin2x.
f(sinx)+f(-sinx)=0.
Combined with the question: 2f(-sinx)+3f(sinx)=sin2x, f(sinx)=sin2x=2sinxcosx, that is, f(sinx)=2sinxcosx
Let k=sinx, easy to know, cosx= (1-k )and -1 k 1 f(k) = 2k (1-k )1 k 1 Obviously, this function is odd.
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This is not a contradiction.
f(sinx)=-f(-sinx)
Explain that the function about sinx is an odd function.
Therefore this function is also an odd function.
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It mainly uses currency exchange.
Let t=sinx
There is f'(t)=1+arcsint
Get f'(x)=1+arcsinx
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