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Angel Malone

Angel Malone

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2022-05-26

Given a function f with f + f 0 , show that f ( x ) + f ( x + π ) 0 for all x.
Note that for sine and cosine both inequalities become equations. It seems reasonable to look at f + f = g , but the resulting expressions seem inconclusive.

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Kumamotors

Kumamotors

Beginner2022-05-27Added 8 answers

Step 1
f ( x ) + f ( x + π ) = 0 π ( sin ( t ) f ( x + t ) cos ( t ) f ( x + t ) ) d t = 0 π sin ( t ) f ( x + t ) d t 0 π cos ( t ) f ( x + t ) d t = 0 π sin ( t ) f ( x + t ) d t ( 0 π sin ( t ) f ( x + t ) d t ) = 0 π ( sin ( t ) f ( x + t ) + sin ( t ) f ( x + t ) ) d t 0

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