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The function `f(x)` is defined on the interval [0, 1]. Now, match the following lists:

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`a to s; b to r; c to p; d to q`

`f(tanx) " is defined if " 0 le tan x le 1`
`or x in [n pi, npi +(pi)/(4)], n in Z`
`f(sinx) " if defined if " 0 le sinx le 1`
`or x in [2n pi, (2n+1) pi], n in Z`
`f(cosx)" is defined if " 0 le cosx le 1`
`or x in [2n pi-(pi)/(2),2n pi+(pi)/(2)], n in Z`
`f(2sinx) " is defined if " 0 le 2sinx le 1 or 0 le sinx le 1//2`
`or [2n pi, 2n pi + (pi)/(6)] cup [2npi+(5pi)/(6),(2n+1)pi], n in Z`
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