Maximum and minimum values of trigonometric functions calculator

Home > Calculus calculators > Find maximum and minimum value of y calculator Method and examples Derivative Method   1. Find Derivative y = Order of derivative Also evaluate at x = Simplify Before and after derivative   `2x^3-2x^2-5x+4` `log(x)` `exp(3x)` `sin^3(x)` `2log(x)+3e^x+4tan^2(x)-5sec^2(x)` `log(x)e^x` `sec^2(x)-tan^2(x)` `(x^2+1)/(x^2-1)` `x^2*sin(x)/log(x)` `asin(x)` `acos(x)` `atan(x)` `acot(x)` `acsc(x)` `asec(x)` `sqrt(x)` `3^x` `3^(2tan^2(x)) tan(x)` `2sin(tan^2(x))*3cos(x)-3cos(sin(x))+4` `2sin^3(x+tan^2(x))` `3cos(sin(x))` `e^(-2x)` `sqrt(sin(x))` `x^2*3^x*sin(x)` `e^(x^2)` `log^2(x)` `sin(x^2)` `log(log(log(x)))` `sin(e^x)` `sin(3^x)` `log(sin(x^2))` `e^(tan(x^2))sin^2(x)` `sin(cos(sin(e^x+1)))` `sin(log(cos(e^x+x^2)))` `3^x*e^(log(x))` `sqrt(x^2+1)` `2sin^3(1+tan^2(x))-3cos(sin(x))+4` `asin(3x-4x^3)` `atan((sqrt(1-x^2)-1)/x)` Table of Contents Show Output Type Trigonometry Function Calculator How do you find the maximum and minimum value of trig functions? How do you find maximum and minimum values? What is the maximum and minimum value of sin and cos? 2. Find maximum and minimum value of y y =     `x^3+6x^2-15x+7` `x^3-9x^2+24x+2` `4x^3+19x^2-14x+3` `3x^2+12x-15` SolutionHelpInput functions   Share this solution or page with your friends.

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Exact trigonometric constants

Exact constant expressions for trigonometric expressions are sometimes useful, mainly for simplifying solutions into radical forms which allow further simplification. All values of sine, cosine, and tangent of angles with 3° increments are derivable using identities: Half-angle, Double-angle, Addition/subtraction and values for 0°, 30°, 36°, and 45°. Note that 1° = radians. This article is incomplete in at least two senses. First, it is always possible to apply a half-angle formula and find an e

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Usual values used in trigonometry

Π(pi) = 3.1415 ;          Π/2(pi/2) = 1.5707 ;
Π/3(pi/3) = 1.0471 ;    Π/4(pi/4) = 0.7853 ;
Π/5(pi/5) = 0.6283 ;    Π/6(pi/6) = 0.5235 ;
Π/7(pi/7) = 0.4488 ;    Π/8(pi/8) = 0.3927 ;
Π/9(pi/9) = 0.3490 ;    Π/10(pi/10) = 0.3141 ;

2Π (2*pi) = 6.2831 ;    3Π (3*pi) = 9.4247 ;
4Π (4*pi) = 12.5663 ;    5Π (5*pi) = 15.7079 ;
6Π (6*pi) = 18.8595 ;    7Π (7*pi) = 21.9911 ;
8Π (8*pi) = 25.1387 ;    9Π (9*pi) = 28.2743 ;
10Π (10*pi) = 31.4159 ;

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