Question
Question: Let \(f\left( x \right) = {e^x} + \sin x\) be defined on the interval \(x \in \left[ { - 4,0} \right...
Let f(x)=ex+sinx be defined on the interval x∈[−4,0], the odd extension of f(x) in the interval
[-4, 4]
A. e−x+sinx,x∈(0,4) B. −e−x+sinx,x∈(0,4) C. −e−x−sinx,x∈(0,4) D. −e−x−cosx,x∈(0,4)
Solution
Hint: In this question we have been given a function f(x) which is defined in a certain interval and we have to find the odd extension of f(x) in the interval [-4, 4]. Odd extension means that the function breaks into a piecewise function which is defined over a specific interval, so simply find the breaking point of the given f(x) in the interval in which the odd extension is to be taken out.
Complete step-by-step answer:
Given function
f(x)=ex+sinx, x∈[−4,0]
Now we have to find out the odd extension of f(x) in the interval [-4, 4]
According to odd extension property the function break into piecewise function which is defined as in the interval [-a, a]
The odd extension of f(x) is the function