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Increasing & Decreasing Functions · Question 73 of 74

Question 73

HardOriginal question

Find the least value of kk for which f(x)=kx−2sin⁡xf(x) = kx - 2\sin x is increasing on R\mathbb{R}.

Options for question 73

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CorrectNot quiteAnswer D

Correct answer: D

Explanation

  1. f′(x)=k−2cos⁡x≥0f'(x) = k - 2\cos x \ge 0 for every xx.

  2. The largest value of 2cos⁡x2\cos x is 2, so k≥2k \ge 2; the least kk is 2.

Worth noting

−2-2 uses the least value of 2cos⁡x2\cos x; the condition has to beat its largest value.

Concept
A constant that keeps a trigonometric function increasing
Typical time
120 s
Your time
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The rule this testsConditions on a constant
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