`f(x)={cos^(-1){cotx),xpi/2` where `[dot]` represents the greatest function and `{dot}` represents the fractional part function. Find the jump of discontinuity.

f(x)={cos^(-1){cotx), x pi/2 where [dot] represents the greatest function and {dot} represents the fractional part function. Find the jump of discontinuity.

f(x)={cos^(-1{cotx),x pi/2 where [dot] represents the greatest function and {dot} represents the fractional part function. Find the jump of discontinuity.

f(x)={cos^(-1){cotx),x pi/2 where [dot] represents the greatest function and {dot} represents the fractional part function. Find the jump of discontinuity.

f(x)= {cos^(-1){cotx) ,x pi/2 where [dot] represents the greatest function and {dot} represents the fractional part function. Find the jump of discontinuity.

f(x)= {{:(cos^(-1)(cotx),x lt pi/2), (pi[x]-1,x gt pi/2):} where [dot] represents the greatest function and {dot} represents the fractional part function. Find the jump of discontinuity.

f(x) = {{:(1 + cos^(-1){cot x} " ," x Where [ ] denotes greatest integer and { } denotes fractional part function, Then value of jump of discontinuity is:

[2x]-2[x]=lambda where [.] represents greatest integer function and {.} represents fractional part of a real number then

[2x]-2[x]=lambda where [.] represents greatest integer function and {.} represents fractional part of a real number then

[2x]-2[x]=lambda where [.] represents greatest integer function and {.} represents fractional part of a real number then