$y$ = $|\sin x|$
I know the period is π by drawing the graph, but I can't prove it. Please use this method we have learnt for other functions. For example
$y=\sin2x$
$\sin2x= \sin2(x+T)$
$2x+2π=2x+2T$
$T=π$
$y$ = $|\sin x|$
I know the period is π by drawing the graph, but I can't prove it. Please use this method we have learnt for other functions. For example
$y=\sin2x$
$\sin2x= \sin2(x+T)$
$2x+2π=2x+2T$
$T=π$
As $\cos2x=1-2\sin^2x,|\sin x|=+\sqrt{\dfrac{1-\cos2x}2}$
$|\sin x|$ has one-one correspondence with $\cos2x$
Now $\cos2(x+T)=\cos2x\iff2\sin T\cos(2x+T)=0$
Can you take it from here?