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F(x)=sin(pie * x)/ x squared - 1
This is the problem. I have found its discontinuities, but I don't know how to make it continuous at those points. Please help
Im sorry I didn't understand the form of the function . Whether its :
sin(πx)
-------
x
Or
x
-----
sin(πx)
Anyway, the discontinuity is at x=0 . But must keep in mind that :
Lim [sin(ax)]/(ax) = 1
x->0
Therefore :
Lim [sin(πx)]/x = 1/π
x->0
now, the function becomes continues at x=0 .
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