Given
x+∣y∣=2y⇒x+y=2y or x−y=2y⇒x=y or x=3yThisrepresentastraightlinewhichpassesthroughorigin.Hence,x+|y|=2 y
iscontinuousatx=0
.Now,wecheckdifferentiabilityatx=0
\begin{gathered}
x+|y|=2 y \Rightarrow x+y=2 y, y \geq 0 \\
x-y=2 y, y < 0
\end{gathered}
Thus,
f(x)=\left\{x,x/3,y<0y≥0\right\} Now, L.H.D. =h→0−lim−hf(x+h−)fx()=h→0−lim−hx+h−x=−1 R.H.D =h→0+limhf(x+h−)fx()=h→0+limh3x+h−3x=h→0+lim31=31Since,L.H.D\neq
R.H.D.atx=0 \therefore
givenfunctionisnotdifferentiableatx=0