can any one explain me the 2 question
Q1-
A: if f(x) is discontinous at a point c and g(x) is continous at c and f(x).g(x) is continous at c then f(x) must be 0 at point c.
B: if f(x) and g(x) are two continous function in their domain then f(x).g(x) must be continous function and if atleast one of the fn is discontinous then f(x).g(x) may be continous.
a) A is true R is true ,R explains A.
b) A is true R is true ,R not explain A.
c) A is false R is true.
d) A is true R is false.
Q2- (a basic question)
A- a function f(x)=1/1-x is a continous function.
R-a continous function is that which is continous in its domain with no breaks and hence in the function f(x)=1/1-x x=1 is not in the domain of this function.however f(1) does not exit.
a) A is true R is true ,R explains A.
b) A is true R is true ,R not explain A.
c) A is false R is true.
d) A is true R is false.
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