Yes. If a function doesn't exist at a particular place, it is "undefined". An open dot means the function doesn't have a value at (2,-2). It is undefined there.
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Liz Z.
Kim S.
asked 03/01/22The points on the graph are: (-4,-3), (0,0), (2,-2), (4,0), and (6,2)
The point (2,-2) is an open dot and the other points are filled dots. Does that mean (2,-2) is undefined?
Yes. If a function doesn't exist at a particular place, it is "undefined". An open dot means the function doesn't have a value at (2,-2). It is undefined there.
Hope this helps!
Liz Z.
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