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Let f(x) = sqrt(x^(2)+px+1)/(x^(2)-p). I...

Let `f(x) = sqrt(x^(2)+px+1)/(x^(2)-p)`. If f(x) is discontinuous at exactly 2 values of x then number of integers in the range of p is

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