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Ca't get this limits and continuity sum, please help!
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f(x) = lt.(n --> infinity) {[x^2] + [(2x)^2] + [(3x)^2] +.........+[(nx)^2]}/nAt what values of x is f(x) continous? [.} represents greatest integer function.a) {-infinity,infinity} ~ {0}b) {-infinity,infinity}c) {-infinity,infinity} ~ Id) {-infinity,infinity} ~ {0,1}


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is b option that is (-infinity ,infinity) correct?

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Yes, sorry for the late reply, how did you get it?
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                              (x^2)-1   [x^2]   x^2

                            (2x)^2 -1[(2x)^2](2x)^2

                            (3x)^2 -1[(3x)^2](3x)^2

                                   ....                ....                ....

                                    ....             .....                  ....

                                 .....                .....           ....

                           (nx)^2 -1[(nx)^2] (nx)^2

                  adding   all                    these            u         will        get

(  x^ +(2x)^2 +(3x)^2+...................+(nx)^2  ) -(1+1+1+1+1.........+1)g(x) ( x^2 +(2x)^2+......................+(nx)^2  )

                                                                          ----upto  n times-----

                                                    x^2(  1^2 +2^2+.................+n^2) - n g(x) x^2(  1^2+2^2+................+n^2)

                                                                  

                                                                                      x^2 * -n g(x)  x^2 *                                      

                                                

                                                     x^2*   -n  g(x) x^2*

                                   DIVIDE        BY  n  ALL  SIDES

                                

                                         X^2*   -1     x^2

                                    x^2 * n^2*   -1        x^2 * n^2 *

                            

                               clearly     we  can  see  that  if   x  tends  to  zero  than  a  case  of    ()  will  come  which  is  undetermined  hence   i  think  option a  is correct   continues for all x  except  0

                                                                                                          

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                              let  f(x) = lim  n tends to infinity  g(x)/n

                           (x^2)-1   [x^2]   x^2

                            (2x)^2 -1[(2x)^2](2x)^2

                            (3x)^2 -1[(3x)^2](3x)^2

                                   ....                ....                ....

                                    ....             .....                  ....

                                 .....                .....           ....

                           (nx)^2 -1[(nx)^2] (nx)^2

                  adding   all                    these            u         will        get

(  x^ +(2x)^2 +(3x)^2+...................+(nx)^2  ) -(1+1+1+1+1.........+1)g(x) ( x^2 +(2x)^2+......................+(nx)^2  )

                                                                          ----upto  n times-----

    

x^2(  1^2 +2^2+.................+n^2) - n g(x) x^2(  1^2+2^2+................+n^2)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        x^2 * -n g(x)  x^2 *                                      

                                                                                                                                                                                                                           x^2*   -n  g(x) x^2*

                                   DIVIDE        BY  n  ALL  SIDES

                                

          X^2*   -1     x^2

 

 

       x^2 * n^2*   -1        x^2 * n^2 *

                            

                               clearly     we  can  see  that  if   x  tends  to  zero  than  a  case  of    ()  will  come  which  is  undetermined  hence   i  think  option a  is correct   continues for all x  except  0

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Hmmm... the question is in TMH Mathematics, it says option a is correct...
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