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The range of the function f(x)=sgn(x- x )+1 is (where . is the greatest integer function)​

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Answered by rashich1219
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Given:

The function f(x)= sgn(x^2- x )+1.

To Find :

The range of the function  f(x)= sgn(x^2- x )+1 is (where x is the greatest integer function)​ ?

Solution:

Here, given function is-

f(x)= sgn(x^2- x )+1

Since, we know that signum function always have a range {-1,1}.

Therefore, here given function have range of {0,2}.

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