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question:(The full score for this question is 15 points) If the function f(x) = ax^3 + bx^2 + cx + d is an odd function, and the minimum value of f(x) is f() = . (1) Find the analytical expression of the function f(x). (2) Find the maximum value of the function f(x) on [1, m] (m > 1). (3) Let the function g(x) =, if the inequality g(x) cdot g(2k x) geq (k)^2 always holds on (0, 2k), find the range of the real number k.

answer:(1) f(x) = -x^3 + x (2) boxed{text{f(x)max} = } (3) The range of the real number k is boxed{(0, ]}.

question:Given vectors overrightarrow{a}=(cos α,sin α), overrightarrow{b}=(cos β,sin β), and overrightarrow{c}=(1,0): 1. Find the maximum value of | overrightarrow{b}+ overrightarrow{c}|. 2. If α= dfrac {π}{3} and overrightarrow{a}⊥( overrightarrow{b}+ overrightarrow{c}), find the value of cos β.

answer:1. overrightarrow{b}+ overrightarrow{c}=(cos β-1,sin β), thus | overrightarrow{b}+ overrightarrow{c}|^{2}=(cos β-1)^{2}+sin ^{2}β=2(1-cos β). Since -1 leqslant cos β leqslant 1, 0 leqslant | overrightarrow{b}+ overrightarrow{c}|^{2} leqslant 4, which implies 0 leqslant | overrightarrow{b}+ overrightarrow{c}| leqslant 2. When cos β=-1, we have | overrightarrow{b}+ overrightarrow{c}|=2. Therefore, the maximum value of the length of vector overrightarrow{b}+ overrightarrow{c} is boxed{2}. 2. From part 1, we have overrightarrow{b}+ overrightarrow{c}=(cos β-1,sin β). The dot product overrightarrow{a}⋅( overrightarrow{b}+ overrightarrow{c})=cos αcos β+sin αsin β-cos α=cos (α-β)-cos α. Since overrightarrow{a}⊥( overrightarrow{b}+ overrightarrow{c}), overrightarrow{a}⋅( overrightarrow{b}+ overrightarrow{c})=0, which implies cos (α-β)=cos α. Given α= dfrac {π}{3}, We have cos ( dfrac {π}{3}-β)=cos dfrac {π}{3}, Which leads to β- dfrac {π}{3}=2kπ± dfrac {π}{3}(k∈mathbb{Z}). Therefore, β=2kπ+ dfrac {2π}{3} or β=2kπ,(k∈mathbb{Z}). Thus, the value of cos β is boxed{- dfrac {1}{2}} or boxed{1}.

question:Compute arctan frac{3}{4} + arctan frac{4}{3}. Express your answer in radians.

answer:Let's denote alpha = arctan frac{3}{4} and beta = arctan frac{4}{3}. Using the tangent sum identity: [ tan(alpha + beta) = frac{tan alpha + tan beta}{1 - tan alpha tan beta} = frac{frac{3}{4} + frac{4}{3}}{1 - frac{3}{4} cdot frac{4}{3}} ] Simplify the expression: [ tan(alpha + beta) = frac{frac{3}{4} + frac{4}{3}}{1 - 1} = frac{frac{9}{12} + frac{16}{12}}{0} = frac{frac{25}{12}}{0} ] The denominator results in 0, which means tan(alpha + beta) approaches infinity. Given that tan(frac{pi}{2}) = infty, we conclude that: [ alpha + beta = frac{pi}{2} ] Thus, we have arctan frac{3}{4} + arctan frac{4}{3} = boxed{frac{pi}{2}}.

question:A rectangular cow pasture is bordered on three sides by a fence, with the fourth side against the barn, which measures 400 feet in length. The fence costs 5 per foot and amounts to 1,!500 in total. Determine, to the nearest foot, the length of the side parallel to the barn that will maximize the perimeter of the pasture.

answer:Let x denote the length of the sides perpendicular to the barn. With a total cost for the fence of 1,!500 and a cost per foot of 5, the total length of the fence available is: [ frac{1500}{5} = 300 text{ feet} ] Thus, the length of the side parallel to the barn, y, satisfies: [ y + 2x = 300 ] [ y = 300 - 2x ] The perimeter P of the pasture (including the barn side as one boundary) to be maximized is: [ P = x + x + y + 400 = 2x + 300 - 2x + 400 = 700 ] Under this expression, the perimeter remains a constant 700 feet and does not depend on x. Therefore, the entire initialization towards maximizing with regards to x impacting changes in y and P does not alter the outcome since P remains constant. Conclusion: Under the new condition, maximizing the perimeter does not require calculation as the result is static, thus to answer the intended question from the original setup, we recalculate y as requested: [ y = 300 - 2(60) = 300 - 120 = boxed{180} text{ feet} ]