
Kenneth S. answered 08/12/17
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at x=1, limit g(x) as x approaches l from the left is ½ but the right limit is 1, so there's a jump discontinuity at 1.
Also, -1 is not in the domain; there's a vertical asymptote there.
lim as x→-1- is negative infinity but limit as x→-1+ is positive infinity.

Kenneth S.
there are the two discontinuities; one is the jump, the other is the "infinite discontinuity" associated with the vertical asymptote.
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