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Karthik M (3788)

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The graph of the function :
y = cosxcos(x+2) - cos2(x+1) is

1. a straight line with slope 2
2. a straight line passing through origin
3. a parabola with vertex (1-sin21, 1)
4. a straight line parallel to the x axis.

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Its d., a line parallel to x-axis.
 
Now,
 
y=cosx. cos(x+2) -cos2(x+1)
 
 (multiplying and dividing both terms by 2)
 
 =1/2*[2cosx. cos(x+2)] -1/2*[2cos2(x+1)]      
 =1/2*[cos(2x+2) +cos2] -1/2*[1+cos(2x+2)]            
 (using, 2cosa.cosb=cos(a+b) +cos(a-b))
 
 =1/2*[cos2-1]
 
= -(1-cos2)/2
 = -(2sin21)/2                                  (using, 1-cos2x=2sin2x)
 = -sin21
 
hence, its a line parallel to the x-axis.
 
 
 

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Good solution. Thanks.

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