Let f(x)=min{1,1+xsinx},0≤x≤2π. If m is the number of points where f is not differentiable and n is the number of points where f is not continuous, then the ordered pair (m,n) is equal to:
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Compare xsinx to 0: for x∈(0,π), sinx>0 so xsinx>0⟹1+xsinx>1⟹f(x)=1. For x∈(π,2π), sinx<0 so xsinx<0⟹1+xsinx<1⟹f(x)=1+xsinx.
\[f(x)={1,1+xsinx,0≤x≤ππ<x≤2π\]
At x=π: both give f(π)=1 --- continuous everywhere, so n=0.
Derivative from the left at π is 0; from the right, dxd(1+xsinx)=sinx+xcosx, which at x=π equals 0+π(−1)=−π. These differ, so f is non-differentiable only at x=π: m=1.
(m,n)=(1,0)