mysterious maxima

Geometry Level 2

If Y=Sin(x)+Cos(x) then find out the maximum value of Y

Note:-If your answer is N then write down your answer as square of N


The answer is 2.

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2 solutions

Gagan Raj
Mar 14, 2015

The max. of this equation occurs at x = 4 5 x = 45^\circ .

Hence answer would be 2 × 2 2\times\sqrt{2} = = 2 \sqrt{2} .

But the answer is asked in the squared form and hence the answer would be 2 2 .

Gunraj Singh
Aug 8, 2014

The equation is of the form a sin θ \sin \theta +b cos θ \cos \theta the maximum value of which is given by a 2 + b 2 \sqrt{a^{2}+b^{2}} I.e 2 \sqrt{2} in this case

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