Give an example of a function f: -1, 1] → R that is not continuous at 0. Then find an explicit sequence (₂) such that în → 0 and such that ƒ(ïn) does not [6] converge.

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Give an example of a function f : [−1, 1] → R that is not continuous at 0. Then
find an explicit sequence (n) such that n → 0 and such that f(x) does not
[6]
converge.
Transcribed Image Text:Give an example of a function f : [−1, 1] → R that is not continuous at 0. Then find an explicit sequence (n) such that n → 0 and such that f(x) does not [6] converge.
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