The least positive value of x, satisfyin...

The least positive value of x, satisfying tan x = x + 1, lies in the interval is

A

`(0,(pi)/(4))`

B

`((pi)/(2),pi)`

C

`((pi)/(4), (pi)/(2))`

D

`((pi)/(2), (3 pi)/(4))`

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The correct Answer is:

C

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