Question

In order to be continuous, the limit must be equal to the...

Answer 1

is there more to this?

Answer 2

value of the function

Answer 3

hey is anyone there

Answer 4

If the function f(x) is continuous, then the limit

lim f(x) = f(c)
x->c

is defined for all values of x in the domain

Answer 5

basically, the limiting value must be equal to the function value

Answer 6

so what would i write down as the answer lol

Answer 7

as x approaches c, the function will be continuous if f(x) approaches f(c)

Answer 8

and if f(c) exists

Answer 9

Like satellite said. To be continuous, the limit of the function and the function must be equal.

Answer 10

does that make sense

Answer 11

i dont understand :( can u draw a picture

Answer 12

sure, I'll give it a shot

Answer 13

say you have the function as shown below (we don't care what function it is, it's just drawn and given)