f(x) = max ( sinx, cosx) ,xepsilonR. The...

`f(x) = max ( sinx, cosx) ,xepsilonR.` Then number of critical points `epsilon (-2pi, 2pi)` is/are (i) `5` (ii) `7` (iii) `9` (iv) none of these

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