Let k : [0, 1] – R define by S -1 k(x) = 1 for x E Q for x E Q' is discontinuous at every point of [0, 1], but : |k(x)| is .Discontinuous at 0 only O .Continuous at 1 only O .Discontinuous at 1 only O...

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Extracted text: Let k : [0, 1] – R define by S -1 k(x) = 1 for x E Q for x E Q' is discontinuous at every point of [0, 1], but : |k(x)| is .Discontinuous at 0 only O .Continuous at 1 only O .Discontinuous at 1 only O .Continuous at 0 only O [0, 1] Continuous at every point of O

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Let k : [0, 1] – R define by S -1 k(x) = 1 for x E Q for x E Q' is discontinuous at every point of [0, 1], but : |k(x)| is .Discontinuous at 0 only O .Continuous at 1 only O .Discontinuous at 1 only O...

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