The least positive integral value of 'x' satisfying `(e^x-2)(sin(x+pi/4))(x-log_e2)(sinx-cosx)<0`

The least positive integral value of 'x' satisfying (e^(x)-2)(sin(x+(pi)/(4)))(x-log_(e)2)(sin x-cos x)<0

Sum of all positive integral values of x satisfying the inequality ((x-1)(x-2)(sin x-2))/(e^((x-4))(x-101))>=0 is

The least positive integral solution of "sin" pi (x^(2) + x)-"sin" pi x^(2) = 0 , is

The least positive non integral solution of "sin" pi (x^(2) + x)-"sin" pi x^(2) = 0 , is

Prove that the least positive value of x, satisfying tan x=x+1, lies in the interval ((pi)/(4),(pi)/(2))

Prove that the least positive value of x satisfying tan x=x+1, lies in the interval ((pi)/(4),(pi)/(2))

The smallest positive value of x (in radians) satisfying the equation (log)_(cosx)((sqrt(3))/2sinx)=2-(log)_(secx)(tanx) is (a) pi/(12) (b) pi/6 (c) pi/4 (d) pi/3

The smallest positive value of x (in radians) satisfying the equation (log)_(cosx)((sqrt(3))/2sinx)=2-(log)_(secx)(tanx), is pi/(12) (b) pi/6 (c) pi/4 (d) pi/3

The smallest positive value of x (in radians) satisfying the equation (log)_(cosx)((sqrt(3))/2sinx)=2-(log)_(secx)(tanx) is (a) pi/(12) (b) pi/6 (c) pi/4 (d) pi/3

The smallest positive value of x (in radians) satisfying the equation (log)_(cosx)((sqrt(3))/2sinx)=2-(log)_(secx)(tanx) is (a) pi/(12) (b) pi/6 (c) pi/4 (d) pi/3