If a function f is continuous at a point a, then its absolute value |f| is also continuous at that point. This conclusion is derived from the definition of continuity, which requires that f(a) is defined, the limit of f as x approaches a exists, and that this limit equals f(a). The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding the properties of limits and continuity in proving this relationship.
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