The function f(x)=(sec^(-1)x)/(sqrt(x-[x...

The function `f(x)=(sec^(-1)x)/(sqrt(x-[x]))`, where [x] denotes the greatest integer less or equal to x, is defined for all `x in `

A

R

B

`R-{(-1, 1) uu {n|n in N}}`

C

`R^(+)-(0, 1)`

D

`R^(+)-{n|n in N}`

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B

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