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IF ` f :R -{2} to R ` is a function defined by ` f(x) =(x^(2)-4)/(x-2)` , then its range is

A

1) R

B

2) `R-{2}`

C

3) `R-{4}`

D

4) `R-{-2,2}`

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C
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