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Homework Statement
f(x)= xsin(1/x) if x!=0
= 0 if x=0
does the derivative exist at x=0?
Can somebody please provide a visual backup of the result? Is this supposed to be a cusp that's why there is no derivative on a continuous function?
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The Attempt at a Solution
Using the squeeze theorem we see that the function is continuous at 0, but when we compute the derivative limit, we are left with limit[h->0]sin(1/h) which doesn't exist.