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the no. of solutions of tanx-mx=0,m>1 in(-pi/2,pi/2) is
[a]-1
{b}-2
{c}-3
{d}-m
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3. Draw the graph of y=tanx and y=mx. They intersect at three points in the given domain.
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Yup,
Draw the curve of y=Tan(x) between (-
/2,
/2)
And then draw the curve of y=mx
put m=2
we get three solutions.
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Ans:Option(C)
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