Is there a continuous function such that - f: [1,2] U [3,4] → R - f(1) * f(4) < 0 - f(x) not egual 0 for x in [1,2] U [3,4], Why? or Why not?

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Is there a continuous function such that
- f: [1,2] U [3,4] → R
- f(1) * f(4) < 0
- f(x) not equal 0 for x in [1,2] U [3,4], Why? or Why not?
Transcribed Image Text:Is there a continuous function such that - f: [1,2] U [3,4] → R - f(1) * f(4) < 0 - f(x) not equal 0 for x in [1,2] U [3,4], Why? or Why not?
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