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Let f(x)=sgn(cos2x−2sinx+3), where sgn (.) is the signum function, then f(x)

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so continuous over its domain
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has a missing point discontinuity
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has isolated point discontinuity
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irremovable discontinuity
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Solution

The correct options are
B has a missing point discontinuity
D irremovable discontinuity
f(x)=sgn(cos2x2sinx+3)
=sgn(12sin2x2sinx+3)
=sgn(12sin2x2sinx+4)
f(x) is discontinuous when 2sin2x2sinx+4=0 or sin2x+sinx2=0
or (sinx1)(sinx+2)=0 or sinx=1
Hence f(x) is discontinuous.

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