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Senior one mathematics exercises.
The topic is f(x)=2cos(π/6-2x)+ 3cos under the radical sign? X+sinxcosx- let's start with the root number 3.

F(x)=2cos(π/6-2x)+ 3cos under the radical sign? X+sinxcosx- 3 under radical sign

= sin2x/2 under the radical sign+3cos2x/2+2cos-3/2 under the radical sign.

= sin2x/2 under the root number+3cos2x/2+3cos2x under the root number+sin2x-3 under the root number.

=3sin(2x+π/3)- 3 under the radical sign

Minimum positive period =2π÷2=π

When 2x+π/3=2kπ+π/2

That is, when x=kπ+π/ 12, there is a maximum value =3- 3 under the root sign.

Decreasing interval:

2kπ+π/2 & lt; = 2x+π/3 & lt; =2kπ+3π/2

kπ+π/ 12 & lt; = x & lt=kπ+7π/ 12