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Question Numbers: 81-83Let f(x) = [x], where [.] is the greatest integer function and g(x) = sin x be two real valued functions over R.
Solution:
Concept:We analyze composition of the floor function
f(x)=[x] and the sine function
g(x)=sinx to verify three functional statements.
Explanation:Statement 1: (f∘f)(x)=f(x)f(x)=[x] gives integer part.
(f∘f)(x)=f(f(x))=[[x]]=[x]=f(x) for any real
x.
Hence statement 1 is correct.
Statement 2: (g∘g)(x)=g(x) only when x=0(g∘g)(x)=sin(sinx).
For
(g∘g)(x)=g(x) we need
sin(sinx)=sinx.
This holds when
sinx=0, i.e.
x=nπ (
n∈Z).
Thus it is true for many values, not just
x=0.
So statement 2 is incorrect.
Statement 3: g∘(f∘g)(x) can take only three valuesFirst,
(f∘g)(x)=[sinx] takes values
−1,
0,
1 (since
sinx∈[−1,1]).
Then
g∘(f∘g)(x)=sin([sinx]).
• If
[sinx]=−1 (when
−1≤sinx<0): value is
sin(−1)=−sin1.
• If
[sinx]=0 (when
0≤sinx<1): value is
sin0=0.
• If
[sinx]=1 (when
sinx=1): value is
sin1.
Thus only three distinct outputs:
−sin1,
0,
sin1.
So statement 3 is correct.
Answer:Correct statements are 1 and 3 only. Option C.
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