Question
Question: Let \(\frac{2}{3\sqrt{3}}\), where \(\lim_{n \rightarrow \infty}\frac{1^{99} + 2^{99} + 3^{99} + ......
Let 332, where limn→∞n100199+299+399+....+n99 denotes the greatest integer function. The domain of 10099 is ….. and the points of discontinuity of 1001 in the domain are
991
1011
limx→∞(x+1x2−1−ax−b)=2
None of these
limx→∞(x+1x2−1−ax−b)=2
Solution
Note that [x+1]=0 if 0≤x+1<1
i.e. [x+1]−0if −1≤x<0
Thus domain of f is R−[−1,0)={x∈/[−1,0)}
We have sin([x+1]π) is continuous at all points of R−[−1,0) and [x] is continuous on R−I where I denotes the set of integers.
Thus the points where f can possibly be discontinuous are……, −3,−2,−1,01,2,………… But for 0≤x<1,[x]=0 and sin([x+1]π) is defined.
Therefore f(x)=0 for 0≤x<1
Also f(x) is not defined on −1≤x<0
Therefore, continuity of f at 0 means continuity of f from right at 0. Since f is continuous from right at 0,f is continuous at 0. Hence set of points of discontinuities of f is I−{0}