
Rabie R. answered 06/28/20
PhD in Mathematics with 5+ years of Teaching Experience
Hi Lola,
First find the critical points (critical points are when the derivative is zero or undefined). So let's find the derivative first.
g'(Θ) = 3-4cos(Θ)
g' is not undefined anywhere, so we only have to worry about when it is zero.
solve the equation g'(Θ) = 0
3-4cos(Θ) = 0
cos(Θ) = 3/4
Θ = cos-1(3/4)
Now find the value of g at the critical points (the only critical point is Θ = cos-1(3/4), and at the interval end points.
g(0) = ...?
g(π) = ...?
g(cos-1(3/4)) = ...?
The largest of the above values will be your maximum, and the smallest will be your minimum.