Patrick B. answered 11/21/19
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Proof goes something like this:
For e>0, let delta = e^(1/3)+2
x < |-2 + delta |
then
f(x) < |-2 +2 + e^(1/3)| ^3
= e
Mo M.
asked 11/21/19i would like to prove using Epsilon-Delta Proof that x3 is continous at x=-2
Patrick B. answered 11/21/19
Math and computer tutor/teacher
Proof goes something like this:
For e>0, let delta = e^(1/3)+2
x < |-2 + delta |
then
f(x) < |-2 +2 + e^(1/3)| ^3
= e
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