Let f(x)=log(2x-x^2)+sin(pix)/2dot Then ...

Let `f(x)=log(2x-x^2)+sin(pix)/2dot` Then which of the following is/are true? Graph of `f` is symmetrical about the line `x=1` Maximum value of `f` is1. Absolute minimum value of `f` does not exist. none of these

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