Find the intervals on which each function is continuous. You may use the provided graph to sketch the function.
from wikipedia: In mathematics, a continuous function is a function for which, intuitively, "small" changes in the input result in "small" changes in the output. Otherwise, a function is said to be a "discontinuous function".
so look for where small changes in input result in large changes in output. everywhere except these places the function will be continuous.
look for where there are huge discontinuities. like wholes in the line or a break on the line.
its a little blurry to me but when it is a solid dot it means inclussion and you use [] Otherwise a circle meand exclussiong and you use ()
My answer was (-infinity,2),[2,infinity)
is the problem blurry too?
I can see it clearly where is the break on the line?
i put the break at (2,-10)
where there is a break there is a discontinuity.
sorry, i put at (2,-6)
the point doesn't matter, just the x-coordinate
2? that's the break right?
yes
Ok thank you xD
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