
Jove S.
asked 07/30/23For the given function, ƒ, determine if the function is discontinuous at a given point. State which condition of continuity fails or state the function is continuous at x = a.
For the given function, ƒ, determine if the function is discontinuous at a given point. State which condition of continuity fails or state the function is continuous at x = a.
f(x) = 3+x, x<0
x, 0 is less than or equal to x is less than or equal to 1, a = 1
x^2 x>1
1 Expert Answer

Dayv O. answered 07/30/23
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limit of given function x approaches a
where a=1 is the value 1 ,,,,,both for x->1- and for x->1+
for x=1 the function is defined f(x)=x,,,,function exists at x=1 and its value is f(1)=1
f(x) continuous at x=1 since
limit from + side of a = limit from- side of a, &
that value is the same as the function actual value at a

Dayv O.
Note that at a=0, f is not continuous because limit from left and right don't match. Also note, at a=1,f(x) is not differentiable.07/30/23
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Mark M.
Check post for accuracy.07/30/23