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I get that a point has to be continuous to be differentiable but is it also not differentiable at corners and when the derivative sign changes (e.g. at x = 0)
x=0 is differentiable
not x=0, because the function is "smooth" at that point, even though it peaks there
so then is x = 2 not differentiable? because its a sharp corner?
yep
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