Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

Function gg is defined by g(x)=∣x−3∣g(x)=|x-3| for all real xx. Answer the following questions about gg and its derivative. (a) Determine the domain of gg. Express your answer in interval notation. (b) Explain why gg fails to be differentiable at x=3x=3. Your explanation should refer to the two one-sided limits of the difference quotient and compare their values. (c) Identify the domain of g′g'. Justify your answer in words and with appropriate notation.

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