the values of "a" for which f(x)=a(x+sinx)+a lies is an increasing function lies in
(A) (-infinity to 0) (b)(0 to infinity) (c) (-1 to 1) (d) [-1 to 1]

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the values of "a" for which f(x)=a(x+sinx)+a lies is an increasing
function lies in
(A) (-infinity to 0) (b)(0 to infinity) (c) (-1 to 1) (d) [-1 to 1]

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the values of "a" for which f(x)=a(x+sinx)+a lies is an increasing function lies in (A) (-infinity to 0) (b)(0 to infinity) (c) (-1 to 1) (d) [-1 to 1]

the values of "a" for which f(x)=a(x+sinx)+a lies is an increasing function lies in
(A) (-infinity to 0) (b)(0 to infinity) (c) (-1 to 1) (d) [-1 to 1]