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The numbers at which <em>f</em> is not differentiable are;<u> -1, and 2</u>
The reason the above list of numbers at which <em>f</em> is not differentiable are correct are given as follows:
<em>Question; Please find attached a graph that can be used to solve the question</em>
- A function is not differentiable at a point where the function has a discontinuity. That is a point on the graph were there is a break in the graph
Therefore, the given graph of <em>f</em> shows that <u>the function is not differentiable at x = -1</u>, the point where the graph has a discontinuity
- A function is not differentiable at a point where the graph of the function has a kink or corner.
The graph of <em>f</em> has a kink at x = 2, therefore, <u>the function is also not differentiable at x = 2</u>
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