Posted by timmy on Thursday, September 23, 2010 at 8:26am.
1. determine if f(|x|) exists at x=0.
2. If it exists, calculate the limites of the following as x->0
a. f(|x|)
b. f(|x+|)
c. f(|x-|)
If all three have identical values, f(x) is continuous at f(|0|).
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