SOLUTION: Show that the function f(x)=1-√1-x is continuous on the interval [-1,1] .the square root of 1-x squared

SOLUTION: Show that the function f(x)=1-√1-x is continuous on the interval [-1,1] .the square root of 1-x squared

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Question 1028826: Show that the function f(x)=1-√1-x is continuous on the interval [-1,1] .the square root of 1-x squared
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