Question

Continuity of a point!
http://i.imgur.com/DXYeF.png

Answer 1

we can skip d, e, and l :)

Answer 2

@satellite73

Answer 3

how about the first one?

Answer 4

Well, I had negative infinity, and thats wrong.

Answer 5

but im pretty sure its approaching zero now?

Answer 6

as \(x\) goes to -2 from below, the function is heading down to \(-\infty\) so you can either say \(-\infty\) or "no limit" since \(-\infty\) is not a number

Answer 7

Oh well now its just messing with my brain

Answer 8

she said negative infinity is wrong

Answer 9

So now im kinda just pulling pellet out of nowhere to just have an answer because I am sure of my answers and she says theyre wrong..

Answer 10

similarly as \(x\) goes to -2 from the right, the function is going to \(\infty\) so your choice is either "\(\infty\)" or "no limit"

Answer 11

if she said negative infinity is wrong for the first one, then simply say "no limit"

Answer 12

for C the limit clearly does not exist

Answer 13

D, E, F all look like about \(\frac{1}{2}\)

Answer 14

Yeah I'm assuming she doesn't like infinities, but having limit does not exist.

Answer 15

if you are not allowed to say \(\infty\) then G,H,I no limit

Answer 16

J looks like about \(\frac{1}{2}\) K is for sure 4, and L does not exist since \(\frac{1}{2}\neq 4\)

Answer 17

I think i'm kinda rubbing it in her face, im bolding out the whole LIMIT DOES NOT EXIST

Answer 18

lol

Answer 19

@satellite73 http://i.imgur.com/GXViS.png LAST FEW OMG