SOLUTION: disciss continuity and differentibility at x=a f(x)= { (x-a) sin (1/x

SOLUTION: disciss continuity and differentibility at x=a f(x)= { (x-a) sin (1/x_a) if x not equal to a 0 if x=a

Question 1022426: disciss continuity and differentibility at x=a

f(x)= { (x-a) sin (1/x_a) if x not equal to a

0 if x=a
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What does "1/x_a" mean?

John

My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it

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