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 If f(x)=xe(1/x)-e(-1/x)e(1/x)+e(-1/x);x00;x=0, then which of the following is true 

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f  is continuous and differentiable at every point
b
f  is continuous at every point but is not differentiable everywhere
c
f is differentiable at every point
d
f is differentiable only at the origin

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Correct option is B

f0−=limx→0−xe1x−e-1xe1x+e-1x          =limx→0-xe2x-1e2x+1 =limx→0x0-10+1=0f0+=limx→0+x1−e−2x1+e-2x                      =limx→0+x1−01+0=0f(0)=0   (given) So, f is continuous everywhere f'(0-)=limk→0-he1h-e-1he1h+e-1h-0h =0-10+1=-1f'0+=limh→0+he1h−e-1he1h+e-1h−0h =1 ∴               f'0−≠f'0+


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