Write a delta–epsilon proof that shows that the function f(x)=xis continuous. You may find the following inequality useful: For any real numbers aand b, a-ba-b. (This exercise depends on Section 1.3.)

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Hence we proved limxcx=c.

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Step 1. Given Information 

We are given the function f(x)=xis continuous and we need to write a delta–epsilon proof.

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Step 2. Delta–epsilon proof  

f(x)=xc=cL=c

For ε>0,δ=ε,

If 0<x-c<δwe have,

x-c=x-c<δ=εlimxcx=c

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