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Let f(x)={{:(((x-1)(6x-1))/(2x-1)",",ifx...

Let `f(x)={{:(((x-1)(6x-1))/(2x-1)",",ifx ne(1)/(2)),(0",",ifx=(1)/(2)):}` Then at `x=(1)/(2)` , which of the following is/are not true ?

A

f has a local maxima

B

f has a local minima

C

f has an inflection point

D

f has a removable discontinuity

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