If αis a root of the equation sinx+1=x then limx→∞[min(sinx,{x})x−1] is Where [.]→denotes greatest integer function {x}→fractional part of x.
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1
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Does not exist
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Solution
The correct option is BDoes not exist LHL limx→α−[min(sinx,x−[x])(x−1)]When1<x<α{x}=x−1<sinxmin{sinx,x−1}=x−1Requiredlimit=limx→∞−[x−1x−1]=1x→α+sinx<x−1sinxx−1<1RHL:limx→α+[sinxx−1]=0HenceLHL≠RHLLimitdoesnotexist[sinxx−1]=0