Let
Then at
Then at
- A.is continuous but not differentiable
- B.and both are continuous
- C.is continuous but is not continuous
- D.is continuous but not differentiable
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Correct option: C
Solution
f is continuous at x=0 since x²sin(1/x) → 0 as x→0. f'(0) = lim[h→0] h²sin(1/h)/h = lim[h→0] h·sin(1/h) = 0, so f is also differentiable at x=0. For x≠0, f'(x) = 2x·sin(1/x) - cos(1/x). As x→0, the term cos(1/x) oscillates between -1 and 1 with no limit, so lim[x→0] f'(x) does not exist. Therefore f' is not continuous at x=0.
[JEE Main 2023 · 24 Jan · Shift 1 · Paper-1(B.E./B. Tech.)]