Question
Question: If \[f\left( x \right)=\cos \left[ {{\pi }^{2}} \right]x+\cos \left[ -{{\pi }^{2}} \right]x\] where ...
If f(x)=cos[π2]x+cos[−π2]x where [.] stands for the greatest integer function, then which of the following is wrong.
A. f(4π)=1
B. f(2π)=−1
C. f(π)=0
D. f(2π)=2
Solution
At first, we find out the value of π2 which is 9.869 . Now, we take the box function of 9.869 and then −9.869 . The values come out as 9,−10 respectively. We now simplify the function to f(x)=cos9x+cos10x . Putting the options one by one, we check which one is false.
Complete step by step solution:
The greatest integer function, also sometimes known as the box function is a certain type of function which returns an integer value as the output. To be precise, the box function returns an integer which is less than or equal to the input number. For example, let us consider the function y=[x] . If we take the value of x as 6.952 , then the value of y will be 6 . Similarly, if we take the value of x to be −6.952 , the value of y comes out to be −7 .
Moving to the problem, the value of π2 is 9.869 . This means that,
[π2]=9[−π2]=−10
The function thus becomes,