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(a). The function \"\" is increasing function and it is continuous at  \"\".

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Reciprocal identity of hyperbolic function : \"\".

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Hence the function \"\" is decreasing and it is discontinuous at \"\".

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Graph of the functions  \"\" and  \"\".

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 The function \"\" is decreasing function in the interval \"\" and increasing in the interval  \"\" and function is minimum value  at  \"\".

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Reciprocal identity of hyperbolic function : \"\".

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Hence the function \"\" is  increasing in the interval \"\" ad  decreasing in the interval  \"\" and  function is maximum value  at  \"\".

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Graph of the functions  \"\" and  \"\".

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The function \"\" is increasing function and it is continuous at  \"\".

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Reciprocal identity of hyperbolic function : \"\".

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Hence the function \"\" is decreasing and it is discontinuous at \"\".

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Graph of the functions  \"\" and  \"\".

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Graph of the functions \"\" and \"\" and \"\".

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