The function is defined by p(x)= cases kx+3, & x<2

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The function pp is defined by p(x)={kx+3,x<2,x2−x,x≥2.p(x)=\begin{cases} kx+3, & x<2,\\ x^{2}-x, & x\ge 2.\end{cases} For which value of kk is pp continuous at x=2x=2 but NOT differentiable there? (a) k=3k=3 (b) k=−12k=-\dfrac12 (c) No real value of kk satisfies the condition. (d) k=0k=0

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