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Question Number 70742 by Joel122 last updated on 07/Oct/19
Prove that f(x) = x − a cos (x) − b  has at least one real root for ∀a,b ∈ R
Provethatf(x)=xacos(x)bhasatleastonerealrootfora,bR
Commented by kaivan.ahmadi last updated on 07/Oct/19
x−acosx−b=0⇒x−b=acosx  y_1 =x−b  y_2 =acosx  if we plot y_1 ,y_2  they cut each other at least  in one point.so the equality y_1 =y_2  has at least  one root.
xacosxb=0xb=acosxy1=xby2=acosxifweploty1,y2theycuteachotheratleastinonepoint.sotheequalityy1=y2hasatleastoneroot.

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