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Homework Statement
Can f be defined to be continuous at x=0?
f(x)=x/(abs(x-1)-abs(x+1))
Prove why/why not.
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The Attempt at a Solution
The function is not defined at x=0 because f(0)=[0/0]. Therefore it cannot be continuous at x=0 but it is indeed continuous in its domain. How do I prove it cannot be continuous at x=0?
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