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An even periodic functin `f : R to R` with period 4 is such that
`f (x)= [{:(max. (|x|"," x ^(2)),, 0 le x lt 1),( x,, 1 le x le 2):}`
The number of solution of `f (x) | 3 sin x|` for ` x in (-6, 6)` are :

A

5

B

3

C

7

D

9

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C
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