MathematicsLet  f(x)=(ax+b)cosx+(cx+d)sinx and   f|(x)=xcosx be an identity in  x, then 

Let  f(x)=(ax+b)cosx+(cx+d)sinx and   f|(x)=xcosx be an identity in  x, then 

  1. A

    a=0

  2. B

    b=1

  3. C

    c=1

  4. D

    d=0

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    Solution:

    f(x)=(ax+b)cosx+(cx+d)sinx

    f|(x)=acosx(ax+b)sinx+c.sinx+(cx+d).cosx

    =xcosx(c)+cosx(a+d)+sinx(b+c)+xsinx(a)

    but  f|(x)=xcosx

    c=1b+c=0b+1=0b=1

    a=0a+d=0d=0

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