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If ` f (x) = 1/2 x - 1`, then on the interval `[0, pi]`

A

`tan[f(x)]` and `1/(f(x))` are both continuous

B

`tan[f(x)]` and `1/(f(x))` are both discontinuous

C

`tan[f(x)]` and `f^(-1)(x)` are both continuous

D

`tanf(x)]` is continuous but `1/(f(x))` is not continuous

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