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Question Number 17233 by sushmitak last updated on 02/Jul/17

How to find out if  cos (cos x)>sin (sin x)  cos (sin x)>sin (cos x)  cos (sin (cos x))>sin (cos (sin x))  cos (cos (cos x))>sin (sin (sin x))  exam questions.  calculators not allowed.

Howtofindoutif cos(cosx)>sin(sinx) cos(sinx)>sin(cosx) cos(sin(cosx))>sin(cos(sinx)) cos(cos(cosx))>sin(sin(sinx)) examquestions. calculatorsnotallowed.

Commented byprakash jain last updated on 03/Jul/17

One option is to manually check  for x from 0 to 2π, in the intervals  for (π/8)  0,(π/8),((2π)/8),((3π)/8),((4π)/8),...,..((16π)/8)  I am not 100% sure.  but Tinkutara has also been woking  on many such problem he may  have some suggestion.  mrW1, ajfour any comments?

Oneoptionistomanuallycheck forxfrom0to2π,intheintervals forπ8 0,π8,2π8,3π8,4π8,...,..16π8 Iamnot100%sure. butTinkutarahasalsobeenwoking onmanysuchproblemhemay havesomesuggestion. mrW1,ajfouranycomments?

Commented by1234Hello last updated on 03/Jul/17

Maybe there is an idea: Range of  cos (cos x) is [cos 1, 1] and that of  sin (sin x) is [−sin 1, sin 1] and second  is the graphical method.

Maybethereisanidea:Rangeof cos(cosx)is[cos1,1]andthatof sin(sinx)is[sin1,sin1]andsecond isthegraphicalmethod.

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