1. Given the function f(x)=ax+b and the condition ∣f(x)∣≤1 for any x∈[0,1], we need to find the range of values of S=(a+1)(b+1).
2. Since f(x) is a linear function, its maximum and minimum values on the interval [0,1] will occur at the endpoints x=0 and x=1.
3. Evaluating f(x) at the endpoints:
f(0)=bandf(1)=a+b
Given ∣f(x)∣≤1, we have:
∣f(0)∣=∣b∣≤1and∣f(1)∣=∣a+b∣≤1
4. These inequalities can be written as:
−1≤b≤1and−1≤a+b≤1
5. To find the range of S=(a+1)(b+1), we need to express S in terms of a and b and then determine the possible values based on the constraints.
6. Expanding S:
S=(a+1)(b+1)=ab+a+b+1
7. We need to find the maximum and minimum values of S under the given constraints. First, consider the constraints:
−1≤b≤1and−1≤a+b≤1
8. From −1≤a+b≤1, we can express a in terms of b:
−1−b≤a≤1−b
9. To find the maximum value of S, we need to consider the upper bounds of a and b:
- If b=1, then −2≤a≤0. The maximum value of S occurs when a=0:
S=(0+1)(1+1)=1⋅2=2
- If b=−1, then 0≤a≤2. The maximum value of S occurs when a=2:
S=(2+1)(−1+1)=3⋅0=0
- If b=0, then −1≤a≤1. The maximum value of S occurs when a=1:
S=(1+1)(0+1)=2⋅1=2
10. To find the minimum value of S, we need to consider the lower bounds of a and b:
- If b=1, then −2≤a≤0. The minimum value of S occurs when a=−2:
S=(−2+1)(1+1)=−1⋅2=−2
- If b=−1, then 0≤a≤2. The minimum value of S occurs when a=0:
S=(0+1)(−1+1)=1⋅0=0
- If b=0, then −1≤a≤1. The minimum value of S occurs when a=−1:
S=(−1+1)(0+1)=0⋅1=0
11. Therefore, the range of values of S is from −2 to 2.
The final answer is [−2,2].