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If fx=1+cos2x2, then f'π2 is


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π6

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-π6

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16

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π6

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Solution

The correct option is B

-π6


Explanation for the correct option:

Finding the value of f'π2:

Given that,

fx=1+cos2x2

Differentiate the given function with respect to x,

f'x=dcos2x2dx21+cos2x2=-2cosx2sinx22x21+cos2x2[d(cosx)dx=-sinx]=-xsin2x21+cos2x2[sin2x=2sinxcosx]

Now, putting x=π2 in the above differentiation, we get

f'π2=-sin2π22π21+cos2π22=-π2sin2π41+cos2π4=-π2sinπ21+cos2π4=-π211+12[cos(π4)=12]=-π223=-π6[byrationalizing]

Hence, the correct option is B.


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