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[" The function "g(x)=[[x+b,,x<0],[cos x,,x>=0]" can be made differentiable at "x=0" - "],[[" (A) if "b" is equal to zero "," (B) if "b" is not equal to zero "],[" (C) if "b" takes any real value "," (D) for no value of "b]]

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