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Let [x] be the greatest integer function and `f(x) = ("sin"(1)/(4)pi[x])/([x])`. Then, which one of the following does not hold good ?

A

Not continuous at any point

B

continuous at `x = (3)/(2)`

C

discontinuous at x = 2

D

differentiable at `x = (4)/(3)`

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B, C, D
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