SOLUTION: Graph the function f(x) = x+sqrt(abs(x)). Consider the behavior of the function at the point (-1,0) and at the origin. Find the limit as x approaches -1 and as x approaches 0. What
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Question 1023344: Graph the function f(x) = x+sqrt(abs(x)). Consider the behavior of the function at the point (-1,0) and at the origin. Find the limit as x approaches -1 and as x approaches 0. What is different about the behavior of f(x) near those points? Explain. Next, graph its derivative. Discuss differentiability at -1 and 0. Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
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Function is continuous at and continuous at
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Derivative is,
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Derivative is continuous at and discontinuous at
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