If f (x) = x * δ (x); (where δ (x) is a Dirac function), then f (x) is always zero, please prove it Don't pour water

If f (x) = x * δ (x); (where δ (x) is a Dirac function), then f (x) is always zero, please prove it Don't pour water

Yeah
Dirac function is equal to zero at all points except zero
1 when x = 0
F (x) = 0
2 when x is not equal to 0, δ (x) = 0
f(x)=x * δ(x)=0