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The domain of the derative of the function
f(x) = tan(inverse)x if mod of x <or=1
1/2 (mod of x -1) if mod of x > 1

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Making the graph of the given function wud make the domain clear....

this function would be discontinuous at x=1 and -1...and it is smooth everywhere ....so domain is R-{-1,1}
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f(x)=tan(inverse)x; x lies b/w -1 n 1(including both)
=(1-x)/2;x less than -1
=(x-1)/2;x greater than 1
so deriv of f(x)=1/(1+x square)
=-1/2
=1/2 limits as same above
but its discont at -1 n 1
so domain is r-{-1,1}



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f(x)=tan-1x   |x|<=1
      (1/2)|x+1|   |x|>1

so f(x) can be redefined as

f(x)=tan-1x   x[-1,1]
       -(1/2)(x+1)   x(-infinity,-1)
       (1/2)(x+1)   x(1,infinity)

So the graph of the function will be as shown.

clearly from the graph f(x) is not differentiable at x=-1,1

hence domain of derivative of f(x) is R-{-1,1}


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f'(x) = 1 / 1 + x^2 |x|<=1
1/2 x>1
-1/2 x< -1

there fore only factor for domain of derivative is denominator in 1 / 1 + x^2 and where |x|<=1

thus, x can have values between - 1 to 1.
thus domain of f(x) = [-1 , +1]


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f'(x) would be
 
1/1+x^2 ........for x[-1,1]
1/2...........for x(1,inf)
-1/2..........for x(-inf,1)
 
Clearly the function is discontinuous at x=-1  and x=1, so the domain of f'x is
R-{-1,1}

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fn is discontinuous ar x= 1 also

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oh ya!, i edited it. Silly Mistake!

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Well for the first function.....
ie         f(x)  = tan-1(x)    
           f '(x) =  1/(1+x2)   
 
from this expression it can be deduced that f '(x) does not exist for  1  
 
But in the question it is given      |x|  1       ie         -1  x  1        
so the domain of the derivativebecomes
 
-1 < x < 1
 
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Now for the second question
ie         f (x)  = 1/2 |x - 1|
 
it can be derived that (d/dx)(|x|) = x/|x|                            (*)       
                                            
 
so, for our function f '(x) = (x - 1)/|x - 1|  
                                                 
 
obviously f '(x)  is undefined for  x=1
 
but from question x > 1
so the domain of the derivative is also     x > 1       or  
   
x    ( 1,  ) 
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