what is the derivative of Absolute x / x by definition?
\[{|x| \over x}\] is not continuous
for x>0 |x|=x for x<0 |x|=-x correct?
So for your function the right derivative and the left derivative of 0 will be different so the derivative at x=0 will not exist
can you show me the steps?
Can I show you the steps for for x>0 |x|=x x<0 |x|=-x ?
This is by definition.
|x|=x whenever x>0 |x|=-x whenever x<0 |x|=0 whenever x=0 |x|/x=x/x when x>0 |x|/x=-x/x when x<0 The derivative doesn't exist at x=0 because the function didn't exist at x=0
Now I haven't differentiated our piecewise function yet
I'm sure you can do (x/x)' for x>0 and (-x/x)' for x<0 since both of these functions are constants
if by using the differentiation principle?
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