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`f_(n,m)(x)=cos^(2n)(m!)pix,xepsilon[0,1]` be a sequence of real-valued function Then,

A

`f_(n,m)(x)` is pointwise convergent

B

`f_(n,m)(x)` is uniformly convergent

C

`f_(n,m)(x)` dose not converge pointwise

D

None of the above

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