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Assertion : `f(x) = floor(x)` is not differentiable.
Reason `f(x) = floor(x)` is not continuous at x = 0

A

Reason implies assertion

B

Assertion is correc reason is correct

C

Reason is correct Assertion is incorrect

D

Both Assertion and Reason are incorrect

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