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Consider the function f :[0,π/2] to R , given by f(x) = sinx and g:[0,π/2] to R given by g(x) = cosx . Show that f and g one-one but f+g is not one-one .
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Tannu Rao 4 years, 3 months ago

U can draw graphs of cosx and sinx in interval [0,π/2]. From the graphs, we can infer that both the functions are one one. Or f'(x)=cosx and g'(x)=-sinx. Derrivatives of both the functions are only +ve and -ve respectively in the given interval. Hence both are one one. (f+g)(x)=sinx +cosx (f+g)'(x)=cosx-sinx which is both +ve as well as -ve in the given interval. Hence it is many one.

Priyanka Birat 4 years, 3 months ago

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