Let g(x) be a polynomial of degree one and f(x) be defined by f(x)=g(x), x≤0|x|sinx, x>0 If f(x) is continuous satisfying f'(1)=f(−1), then g(x) is
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a
(1+sin1)x+1
b
(1−sin1)x+1
c
(1−sin1)x−1
d
(1+sin1)x−1
answer is B.
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f(0+)=limx→0+|x|sinx=1 f(0−)=g(0)=1 Let g(x)=ax+b For x>0, f'(x)=esinxln(|x|)[cosxln(|x|)+sinxx] f'(x)=1[0+sin1]=sin1 f(−1)=−a+1⇒a=1−sin1 g(x)=(1−sin1)x+1