Does continuity of a function imply it is differentiable?
If so why is this?
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Does continuity of a function imply it is differentiable?
If so why is this?
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-If a function is continuous at a point it is not necessarily diffrentiable
eg- |x| at x = 0
-if a function is differentiable at a point it will be continuous at that point
