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f(x) = [n][infinity](sinx)2n,
 
f(x) = [n][infinity] (sin2x)n
 
Now analyze sin2x at x = m(pi)/2    which is 1.
Hence (sin2x)n at x =m(pi)/2 is 1 as n tends to infinity.
 
As x deviates from m(pi)/2 a little the sin2x < 1
Hence [x][infinity ] (sin2x)n = 0
 
Since the limits are not equal at x = m(pi)/2
 
Hence the function is discontinuou at x = pi/2, -pi/2, m(pi/2)  m is an integer
 
Hence b,c,d are correct options.

Bipin Kumar Dubey
Chemical Dept.
IIT Kharagpur

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