Proof Prove that if lim f(c + Ax) = f(c) Ax→0 then f is continuous at c.

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Proof Prove that if
lim f(c + Ax) = f(c)
Ax→0
then f is continuous at c.
Transcribed Image Text:Proof Prove that if lim f(c + Ax) = f(c) Ax→0 then f is continuous at c.
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