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Let f:RR and g:RR be defined as fx=x+a,x<0|x-1|,x0 and gx=x+1,x<0(x-1)2+b,x0, where a, b are non-negative real numbers. If gof(x) is continuous for all xR, then a+b is equal to ______ .
MathematicsContinuity and DifferentiabilityJEE Main
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gfx=f(x)+1f(x)<0(f(x)-1)2+bf(x)0

gfx=x+a+1x+a<0; x<0|x-1|+1|x-1|<0; x0(x+a-1)2+bx+a0; x<0(|x-1|-1)2+b|x-1|0; x0

gfx=x+a+1x(-,-a); x(-,0)|x-1|+1xϕ(x+a-1)2+bx[-a,); x(-,0)(|x-1|-1)2+bxR; x[0,)

gfx=x+a+1x(-,-a)(x+a-1)2+bx[-a,0)(|x-1|-1)2+bx[0,)

g(fx) is continuous

at x=-a  & at x=0

1=b+1  &  (a-1)2+b=b

b=0  &  a=1

a+b=1

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