(a)-(d) Please d. n the axes provided in Hgure 1./9, sketch an accurate graph of
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(a)-(d) Please
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a) For a function to be continuous but not differentiable at a point, the graph must be continuous but have a sharp edge at the required point (which is a= 2 over here). Thus, one such function is f(a) = | a-2 |
b) It is not possible for a function to be differentiable but not have a limit at that point
c) f(a) = { a+ 1 for a < -2 ; 2a + 3 for a > -2 ; 10 for a= -2}
We see that for a = -2; LHL = -2+1 = -1 and RHL = 2*(-2) + 3= -1
Thus LHL = RHL so limit exists at a= -2 ; f(-2)= 10 so it is defined at a= -2 but it is not continuous
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