Let g(x)=[x], where [.] represents greatest integer function. Then the function f(x)=(g(x))2−g(x) is discontinuous at :
A
x∈R
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B
x∈Z−{1}
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C
x∈Z
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D
x∈Z−{0,1,−1}
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Solution
The correct option is Bx∈Z−{1} Given g(x)=[x] ⇒f(x)=(g(x))2−g(x)=[x]2−[x]
Now, greatest integer function is discontinuous at every integer so f(x) can be discontinuous at every integer.
But, limx→1−f(x)=[1−]2−[1−]=0−0=0 limx→1+f(x)=[1+]2−[1+]=1−1=0
and f(1)=0
Thus f(x) is discontinuous at every integer except x=1.