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Summary
The video explains that it is possible for a continuous function on a finite interval to have infinite length. It provides two examples: the function x*sin(1/x) and a graph constructed from triangles with decreasing base lengths and increasing heights. The latter example demonstrates how the sum of the lengths of the triangular segments diverges to infinity.
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Can the graph of a continuous function in a finite closed interval be infinite in length!? Yes! Here are a couple of examples #math #graph #infinity #TikTokLearningCampaign #mathematics