Question

In the definition of the continuity of a limit, what does x approach if the limit is continues at x=a?

Answer 1

x approaches to a

Answer 2

is that "a"? i couldn't see exactly what that was when i was reading it, i thought it was "a" since f(x)=f(a) but it also didn't look like it so i was confused :s thanks for clearing that up :)

Answer 3

The concept is:
The closer you go to a, the closer the range set goes to f(a)

Answer 4

yeah i understand that, it's only that image was quite confusing but thanks again... anything else i should know?

Answer 5

There are a lots of things to know on this, but it depends on your level...

Answer 6

press ctrl and + it will zoom your picture

Answer 7

i meant anything else i should know about continuity of a limit?

Answer 8

well i'm in high school so probably yeah this is enough for now but i'll get back to this in a little while :)

Answer 9

Im Giving Everyone Good Anwsers

Answer 10

that would be medal spam, though we may benefit and level up, make it be worth it :)

Answer 11

Lol .. Its Worth It .. You People Did Alot Of Work ..

Answer 12

thanks though :) we appreciate it

Answer 13

YW ..

Answer 14

All though I Think Tomas Passed Out