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Which one of the following functions is one-one?

A

`f(x)=sinx,x in [-pi,pi]`

B

`f(x)=sinx,x in[-(3pi)/(2),-(pi)/(4)]`

C

`f(x)=cosx,x in[-(pi)/(2),(pi)/(2)]`

D

`f(x)=cosx,x in[pi,(3pi)/(2)]`

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The correct Answer is:
D


In the given options (a), (b) and ( c ) the curves are decreasing and increasing in the given intervals, so it is not one-one function. But in option (d), the curve is only increasing in the given intervals, so it is one-one function.
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