CBSE BOARD XII, asked by komal56780, 10 months ago

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Answered by Anonymous
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For all the x0>0 you have in a neighbourhood of x0 that |x|=x and you know f(x)=x is continuous over R. The same goes for x0<0. Then you only have to prove the continuity in 0. Considering that:

-limx→0−|x|=limx→0−−x=0

-limx→0+|x|=limx→0+x=0

you can conclude that

limx→0|x|=0

therefore the function is continuous in 0.

to prove that a function is continuous you just have to prove that it is continuous in every point (in fact, that's the definition)

Answered by aadishree7667
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komal , plz refer pic above

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