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Hey Carla!I need to find a function that is continuous at 0 but discontinuous at every other point. IV been stuck on this for hours nowthankyou
Continuous at just one point ! , then how does the limit exist ?I need to find a function that is continuous at 0 but discontinuous at every other point. IV been stuck on this for hours nowthankyou
Consider the definition of the limit of a function, using $(\varepsilon, \delta)$-definitions.Continuous at just one point ! , then how does the limit exist ?