Find Numbers Where f is Discontinuous...2

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    Calculus
    Section 2.5



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    Question 41

    I see holes, gaps or jumps. I say f is continuous.
    What about sharp turns? Is a function continuous at sharp turns? Is my answer here correct? That is, f is continuous.

    You say?
     
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    Question 41? it's not there
     
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    Sorry. I posted the wrong set of problems. I will correct it shortly.
     
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    Here is 41. You can now match the graph.

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    as you can see, function is continuous
     
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    "I see holes, gaps or jumps. I say f is continuous." => should say I see NO holes, gaps or jumps. I say f is continuous.
     
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    I forgot to include the word NO. It happens. Tomorrow, Lord willing, a few intermediate value theorem questions.
     
    nycmathguy, May 22, 2022
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