Consider the two statements about a real-valued function :
(A) For all real numbers there exists a real number such that and
(B) There exists a real number such that for all real numbers with ,
Which of the following is true?
ABoth (A) and (B) are always true for any function .
BFor some functions , (A) is true and (B) is true, but not for all .
CThere is a function for which (A) is true and (B) is false, but not the other way round.
DThere is a function for which (B) is true and (A) is false, but not the other way round.
EFor every function , (A) and (B) are either both true or both false.
FThere is no function for which (A) is true.