The number of real solutions(s) of the equation, $sin (2^{x}) = π^{x} + π^{- x}$ is

0

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Solution

The correct option is A $0$
$sin (2^{x}) = π^{x} + π^{- x}$ does not hold true for any value of $x$

Therefore, Answer is $0$

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