not so.
consider y = |x|
Any time there's a cusp, or pointy place, on the graph, f is continuous, but since the slope changes instantly from one value to another, it is not differentiable there.
True or false?
If f is continuous at x = c, then f is differentiable at x = c.
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or, if the slope is vertical, there's no derivative there.
y = ∛x
y = ∛x