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sin (E)ff0. Is g differentiable at 0? 2. Let g : R → R be defined by g(z) := ifr=0 Why or why not? (You may use the familiar properties of sine - if youre not sure which properties are OK, please ask!)

please show all work and statetheorems and definitions used.

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We first show that it's continuous at x=0. For that we use the \epsilon - \delta  definition

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