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`{:("List I","List II"),("A sin x","(i)perioidic function"),("B cos x","(ii) Non periodic function"),("C tan x","(iii)Continous at every point on"(-infty,infty)),(,"(iv)Discontinous function"),(,"(v)Differentiable at every point on"(-infty,infty)),(,"(vi)Not differentiable at every point on"(-infty,infty)),(,"(vii)Has period" pi),(,"(viii)Has period" 2pi),(,"(ix)Increase on" (0,(pi)/(2))),(,"(x)Decreases on" (0,(pi)/(2))),(,"(xi)(Increases on" ((pi)/(2),pi)),(,"(xii)Decrease on" ((pi)/(2),pi)):}`
B is associated with

A

(i), (iv), (vi), (viii), (ix), (xxi )

B

(ii), (iv), (vi), (viii), (ix)

C

(i), (iv), (vi), (vii), (ix)

D

none of these

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