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Question Number 186445 by myint last updated on 04/Feb/23
Show  that  the  function  y =  ∣ x −5 ∣  has  no  derivative  at  x  = 5.
Showthatthefunctiony=x5hasnoderivativeatx=5.
Answered by ARUNG_Brandon_MBU last updated on 04/Feb/23
f ′(5)=lim_(x→5) ((f(x)−f(5))/(x−5))=lim_(x→5) ((∣x−5∣)/(x−5))  lim_(x→5^> ) ((∣x−5∣)/(x−5))=lim_(x→5^> ) ((x−5)/(x−5))=1  lim_(x→5^< ) ((∣x−5∣)/(x−5))=lim_(x→5^< ) ((5−x)/(x−5))=−1  lim_(x→5^> ) ((∣x−5∣)/(x−5)) ≠ lim_(x→5^< ) ((∣x−5∣)/(x−5))   hence f ′(5) does not exist.
f(5)=limx5f(x)f(5)x5=limx5x5x5limx5>x5x5=limx5>x5x5=1limx5<x5x5=limx5<5xx5=1limx5>x5x5limx5<x5x5hencef(5)doesnotexist.

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