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If `f(x) = sgn(x^5)`, then which of the following is/are false (where sgn denotes signum function)A. continuous and differentiableB. continuous but not differentiableC. differentiable but not continuousD. neither continuous nor differentiable

Answer» Correct Answer - A
We have
`sgn(x)={{:(,1,x gt0),(,0,x=0),(,-1,x lt 0):}`
`therefore f(x)=x^(5)sgn(x)={{:(,x^(5),x gt 0),(,0,x=0),(,-x^(5),x lt 0):}`
Clearly f(x) is continuous and differentiable at x=0.


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