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Limit - Piecewise Function Three conditions given: limit as x approaches of f(x) exists limit as x approaches of f'(x) exists f'(1) exists

OpenStudy (precal):

2x^3-3 , x<1 6x-4, x>1

OpenStudy (precal):

I know condition one is false because the limits are not the same -1 does not equal 2 I know condition two is true because limit of f'(x) is the same 6 = 6 I am not sure f'(1) exist, I am saying it does not since (1,6) does exist in the piecewise but I am not sure

OpenStudy (precal):

@bahrom7893

OpenStudy (bahrom7893):

to make sure that f'(1) doesn't exist, you can graph it and see if there's a cusp or something at x=1.

OpenStudy (precal):

thanks

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