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The function \"\".

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If \"\" is differentiable at \"\", then it should be continuous at \"\".

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\"\" is a polynomial function in the two intervals, therefore it is continuous at all points in the given intervals .

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Check for differentiability at \"\":

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Find the left hand and right hand limits of \"\" at \"\".

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Left hand limit:

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\"\"

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Right hand limit: 

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\"\"

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Since left and right hand limits are not equal , So \"\" is discontinuous at \"\".

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Therefore, \"\" is not differentiable at \"\".

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Find the derivative of the function.

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Find \"\" when \"\":

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\"\"

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Find \"\" when \"\":

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\"\"

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The derivative of the function \"\".

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Graph of the function \"\":

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\"\"

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\"\"

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Graph of the function \"\":

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\"\"

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The given function is not differentiable at \"\".

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Graph of the function \"\" is

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\"\"

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Graph of the function \"\" is

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\"\".