(1) If the proposition "There exists x∈R, such that 2x2−3ax+9<0 is true" is a false proposition, then the range of values for the real number a is.
(2) Given the function f(x)={ax(a−3)x+4a(x<0),(x⩾0) satisfies for any x1=x2, x1−x2f(x1)−f(x2)<0 holds, then the range of values for a is.
(3) Given the proposition p: "For every x∈R, there exists m∈R, such that 4x−2x+1+m=0", and the negation of proposition p is a false proposition, then the range of values for the real number m is.
(4) ∫0π(x+cosx)dx=
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Solution
(1) Analysis
This question examines the issue of the inequality always holding true, paying attention to the characteristics of the corresponding quadratic function graph, reflecting the mathematical idea of equivalent transformation, and is considered a medium-level question.
Transform the condition into 2x2−3ax+9⩾0 always holding true, through Δ=9a2−72⩽0, thereby solving the range of values for the real number a.
Solution
Since the proposition "There exists x∈R, such that 2x2−3ax+90, hence −(2x−1)2+1⩽1,
Therefore m⩽1, Since ¬p is a false proposition, then p is a true proposition, Therefore m⩽1, Thus, the answer is m⩽1.
(4) Analysis
This question mainly examines the calculation of definite integrals, with the key being finding the antiderivative, considered a basic question.
Calculate according to the rules of definite integration.
Solution
∫0π(x+cosx)dx=(21x2+sinx)0π=2π2.
Therefore, the answer is 2π2.
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