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Chapter 9: Q. 1 (page 745)

Finding points of intersection: Graph the function y=1+sinxandy=cosxand find all the points of intersection

Short Answer

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The point of intersection are(2n蟺,1)where n is an integer

Where the graph of the function can be given as

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01

Given information

We are given two functionsy=1+sinxandy=cosx

02

Plot the graph

The graph can be given as

03

Find the point of intersection

The point of intersection from the graph can be given as

every point of the form(2n蟺,1)wheren鈭�Z

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