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Contnuity & Differentiability
Asked by | 15 Mar, 2009, 10:05: AM
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we will have to consider the continuity at integers and numbers which are non integers.
Suppose, p is a non integer. then p must lie between some two consecutive integers.
Let those integers be n and n+1.
So,
n<p<n+1
we have to take the limit at p.
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Answered by | 15 Mar, 2009, 04:48: PM
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