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If `f(tanx)=sin2x: x ne (2n+1)(pi)/(2), n in I` then which of the following is an incorrect statement?

A

Domain of `f(x)` is `r-(2n+1)(pi)/(2), n in I`

B

Range of `f(x)` is `[-1, 1]`

C

f(x) is odd function

D

`f(x) is many - one function

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A
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