Asked by M
Find a value of k that makes f(x)= x^2,x is less than or equal to 1
and sin(kx), x > 1
continuous at x=1
and sin(kx), x > 1
continuous at x=1
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Answered by
oobleck
at x=1, x^2 = 1
so, you need at x=1, sin(k) = 1
so where is sin(k) equal to 1?
so, you need at x=1, sin(k) = 1
so where is sin(k) equal to 1?
Answered by
Anonymous
I understand that, but Im not sure how to solve for the k ):
Answered by
oobleck
come on sin(π/2) = 1. So, k=π/2
so, f(x) = sin(π/2 x) for x>1
That way the limit on both left and right is f(x) = 1
so, f(x) = sin(π/2 x) for x>1
That way the limit on both left and right is f(x) = 1
Answered by
Anonymous
Thank you.. I forgot about the unit circle
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