Why does this function make it easy to prove continuity with sequences?

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FactChecker said:
It's as simple and basic as that.
Furthermore, it's the real thing:wink:
PeroK said:
A simpler approach was simply to note that:
$$|f(x) - f(0)| = |f(x)| \le |x|$$
Definitively, compañero.
WWGD said:
I thought the goal was showing continuity using ##[x_n \rightarrow x ]\rightarrow [f(x_n) \rightarrow x] ##
Yes.
Mark44 said:
This...
This... Was as simple as @PeroK knew; as hard as I turned it.
A thousand thanks, milesker, bihotzez.
HNY, PF!
 
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Mark44 said:
Are the last two words Basque? I definitely don't recognize them as Spanish.
Just basqueing in the glory of Spanish regional languages.
 
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In Basque, yes, "a thousand thanks, from the heart".
PD @FactChecker, I feel I should have written a few more about #30, but I've plunged headlong into the next chapter, integration.
Love, greetings, PF.
 
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