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Sorry for making it late

Complementary functions mean that have same nature of graphs.

Sinx is an od function whereas Cosx is an evenfunction .

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Here are some more for all of you.
 
1) f(x) = ISin2xI + 3ICos2xI
 
2) f(x) = 3Sin(x/3) + 4Cos(x/4)
 
3) f(x) = eCos (pi)x + x - [x] + Tan3x
 
Period of x - [x] = period of {x} = 1
 
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well i am not sure but
1)pie/2
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Oh !!!!
 
Good job.
 
See,  1) ISin2xI + 3ICos2xI
 
so period of ISinxI =  and since it is ISin2xI so T = /2
 
For ICosxI period is  and since it is  ICos2xI so T = /2
 
The LCM is  and HCF of Denominator is 2
 
So T0 = /2
 
Sinx and Cosx are complemantary
 
But on drawing the graph ISinxI and ICosxI are same in nature.
 
That is symmetrical about Y axis.
 
So T0=/4
 
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u find it to be pi...then check if there exists any other value(+ve and non zero) for which u may get the same function.....it is pi/2!
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sin^8(x+pi/2) + cos^8(x+pi/2)
=sin^8x - cos^8x

pi/2 is not the period, its pi only.

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common!!!
it is even power of cos so (-cosx)^8=cosx^8!
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is correct the ans given to my very first prob is pie/2 and not pie

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well in ur method u said that if complemetary func are there then only we divide by2

sin^8x and cos^8x are not complementary(both are even)
so why is the answer pie/2????????
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oh yes neeraj_agarwal_1990 is right. Good work.

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Here I go:

1. Period is pi/2 (Complementary functions)
2.is the period 12?
3.Period is Pi?

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Hello many arguments wow

It feels good to know that all are taking intereest in the question

For complementary what is cmplementary

Sinx = Cox(90 - x)

Now ISinxI + ICosxI = on drawing the graph we will find that both are symmetric in the same way that is about Y axis

So they are complementary.

But for Sin^8x + Cos^8x the fgraph is not complementary as Sin^8x

remains symmetrical about the origin diagonallyand Cos^8 (x)

is symmetric about Yaxis.

So in Sin^8 (x) + Cos^8 (x) T = pi as n=8 [ even ]

And  f(x) is not complementary in graph

So yes the T = pi

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sorry to every one

that is what is good about this site , everyone is there to correct yo if you are wrong at some point

That's the spirit GOIITIANS .

Actually was solving in the night and may have gotsomewhat lousy so a minor mistake.

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No

I am sure that the answer is "pi"

Check the solution given there there is some mistake.

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