f(x) = x [(e^(1//x) - e^(-1//x))/(e^(1//...

` f(x) = x [(e^(1//x) - e^(-1//x))/(e^(1//x) + e^(-1//x))] , (x ne 0)= 0 ` then f(x) is

A

continuous at x = 0

B

discontinuous at x = 0

C

continuous no where

D

discontinuous no where

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A

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