f(x) = | x | find lim of f at x = 0
can you help me plz ?
0, draw the graph. Or use the Left hand limit = right hand limit test.
you mean to say that.. limit at x = 0 exits?
does derivative at x = 0 exit?
Yes and No.
yes and no ............... i didn't understand ? so confused....
ohhhhhhhhhhh now i got u
yes means limit exists and no means derivative don't know
Limit exists at x->0 but derivative is not defined at x=0
limit is zero
Experiment... i have some confusion... regarding derivative..
in my book it is said that f don't have derivative at x = 0 if at x =0 limit doesn't exits? what does it mean ?
derivative is related to slope, while limit is related to value
but derivative is also a limit value
derivative is limit value of slope limit is limit value of function itself.
ohhh.... that is point of differentiability ?
that = what
what is point of differentiability ?
"f don't have derivative at x = 0 if at x =0 limit doesn't exits" <-- this is untrue for derivative to exist => limit must exist for limit to exist => not necessary that derivative must exist.
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh now i got .... thanks a lot alot .... :).... that is true but conversely not true..................:) thanks experiment :)
sorry "f don't have derivative at x = 0 if at x =0 limit doesn't exits" <-- this is untrue" <--- this is true ... i misread question.
IS IT TRUE that if derivative at x = 8 exists then lim at x = 8 also exists ?
*i misread statement.
yes ... if derivative exist, then limit must exist .... if limit exist then not necessarily derivative must exist. the above function is an example.
now everything is clear .... :) :) :) :) thanks Experiment .. :)... i will come back with new problem.. :) if any ............
k you are welcome.
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