Question
Mathematics Question on Functions
Let f(x)={x+1 −x−1≤x≤00<x≤1}
A
f(x) is discontinuous in [-1,1] and so has no maximum value or minimum value in [-1,1].
B
f(x) is continuous in [-1,1] and so has maximum and minimum value
C
f(x) is discontinuous in [-1,1] but still has the maximum and minimum value
D
f(x) is bounded in[-1,1] and doesn't attain maximum or minimum value
Answer
f(x) is bounded in[-1,1] and doesn't attain maximum or minimum value
Explanation
Solution
The function f(x) is bounded within the interval [-1, 1], and it does not attain a maximum or minimum value within this interval.
The correct option is(D): f(x) is bounded in[-1,1] and doesn't attain maximum or minimum value