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MathLover1 replied to the thread Find Numbers Where f is Discontinuous...2.

at x = 1, f is only on left side, x=1 is a hole, no function on right side=> f is discontinuous at x = 1

MathLover1 replied to the thread Use Continuity to Evaluate Limit...2.

correct you also need to do evaluation to show it's 8

MathLover1 replied to the thread Use Continuity to Evaluate Limit...3.

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MathLover1 replied to the thread Find Numbers Where f is Discontinuous...3.

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Use Continuity to Evaluate Limit...3

Calculus Section 2.5 [ATTACH] Question 37 [ATTACH] As x tends to 1, the y-value goes to ln(2) = 0.693147. You say?

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Use Continuity to Evaluate Limit...2

Calculus Section 2.5 [ATTACH] Question 35 [ATTACH] As x tends to 2, the y-value goes to 8. The limit is 8.

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MathLover1 attached a file to the thread Removable Discontinuity...2.

[ATTACH] , so [ATTACH] if x=3, f(x) is undefined and has a hole which we removed so, f(x)=x-4 is continuous

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Find Numbers Where f is Discontinuous...3

Calculus Section 2.5 [ATTACH] Question 45 [ATTACH] At x = 0, I say f is discontinuous. Why? LHL does not equal RHL. At x = 1,...

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Find Numbers Where f is Discontinuous...2

Calculus Section 2.5 [ATTACH] Question 43. [ATTACH] I say is discontinuous at x = -1. LHL does not equal RHL. At x = 1, LHL =...

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MathLover1 replied to the thread Find Numbers Where f is Discontinuous...2.

Question 41? it's not there

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Find Numbers Where f is Discontinuous...2

Calculus Section 2.5 [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Question 41 I see holes, gaps or jumps. I say f is continuous. What about sharp turns? Is a...

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Removable Discontinuity...2

Calculus Section 2.5 [ATTACH] [ATTACH]

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Check my math - electric cars and the grid

I set out for a rough number on how much electricity the USA needs for a 100% electric cars. The answer is a little shocking and hard...

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nycmathguy replied to the thread Number of Possible Passwords.

A much better explanation. Back to Calculus later today and throughout the weekend. Thanks.

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note: each password must be at least 9 digits long -> since there are 10 digits in all, means password could be 9 digits long or 10...