If function defined by f(x) ={(x-m)/(|x...

If function defined by `f(x) ={(x-m)/(|x-m|) , x leq 0 and 2x^2+3ax+b , 0 lt x lt 1 and m^2x+b-2 , x leq 1` , is continuous and differentiable everywhere ,

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