How do you find the differentiable points for a graph?
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Differentiability roughly indicates smoothness of the graph, so if there is a sharp corner or a discontinuity, then it would not be differentiable there. If there is a vertical tangent line, then it would not be differentiable there even though the graph is smooth.
Thus: to find the differentiable points on a graph, you can look for points where the graph is smooth without a gap, a corner, or a vertical tangent line.
