1. Show by defintion that f: R R, f(x) = cos(a), is continuous on R. Hint: You may try to mimick the proof of conitinuity of f(r) = sin(æ) on R. You may need to use the formula a + b COS a - cos b = -2 sin sin

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1. Show by defintion that f: R → R, ƒ(x) = cos(x), is continuous on R.
Hint: You may try to mimick the proof of conitinuity of f(r)= sin(x) on R.
You may need to use the formula
COs a – cos b= -2 sin
a + b
a – b
sin
|
2.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Show by defintion that f: R → R, ƒ(x) = cos(x), is continuous on R. Hint: You may try to mimick the proof of conitinuity of f(r)= sin(x) on R. You may need to use the formula COs a – cos b= -2 sin a + b a – b sin | 2.
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