Let f(x)=sgn(cot^(-1)x)+tan((pi)/(2)[x])...

Let `f(x)=sgn(cot^(-1)x)+tan((pi)/(2)[x]),` where [x] is the greatest integer function less than or equal to x. Then which of the following alternatives is/are true?

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