The correct option is
D x=[x]2[x]−1, where
[x] is any non-positive integer.
We know that,
x=[x]+{x}.........(i)
Thus, we have
[x]{x}=[x]+{x}
⇒ {x}=[x][x]−1 (ii)
Here, in Eq. (ii), [x]≠1
But, if [x]=1, then given equation
⇒ {x}=x
which is true only when xϵ[0,1) (iii)
and [x]=1⇒xϵ[0,1) (iv)
∴ From Eqs. (iii) and (iv) no value of x,
when [x]=1 (v)
Now, from Eq. (ii),
{x}=[x][x]−1
when [x]≠1
Again, as we know {x}ϵ[0,1)
∴ 0≤[x][x]−1<1
ie,
[x][x]−1<1
and [x][x]−1≥0
ie, 1[x]−1<0 and
{[x]≤0or[x]>1}
ie, [x]<1 and {[x]≤0or[x]>1} (using number line rule)
ie, [x]≤0
∴x=[x]+{x}
⇒ x=[x]+[x][x]−1
x=[x]2[x]−1, where x takes values less than 1.
∴ x=[x]2[x]−1, where x<1
or x=[x]2[x]−1, where [x] is any non-positive integer