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Find the set of values of `' a '` for which `f(x)=x+cosx+a x+b` is increasing on `R` .

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`f(x)=x-cos x-a x+b `
`f^{prime}(x)=1-sin x+a+0 `
` f^{prime}(x)=1-sin x+a`
For, f(x) to be increasing, it must have
`f^{prime}(x)=0`
` therefore 1-sin x+a>0 `
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