Mathematics · Definite Integrals
Which of the following statements is correct for the function g(α) defined for α ∈ R as: g(α) = ∫π/6π/3 sinα(x) dxxsinα(x) + cosα(x)
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- 1g(α) is a constant function✓
- 2g(α) is a strictly decreasing function
- 3g(α) has an inflection point at α = -12
- 4g(α) is a strictly increasing function
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g(α) is a constant function
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