Epsilon-delta definitoon of continuity for $f : x → x^3$
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It's hard to read the definition of the function f. Also. the bounty is way too low.
To decide what a fair bounty should be, think about the time one may need to spend to write a good solution for your question.
How the function f is defined? The definition is missing.
Hi Philip, I just changed the definition.
Bounty is waaay to low. It should be at least $15.
This problem is much more time consuming than you other problem. I suggest raising the bounty.
Sorry Philip, really appreciating your help so far, but my budget is quite strict. I do not expect anyone to solve the problem, but I guess it is better to give it a shot sometimes.