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I and III only I only III only I and II only II and III only
A continuous function is one without any discontinuities--this includes asymptotes and point discontinuities/holes, if that helps.
So III isn't an option?
In the denominator of I, x^2 can only be positive so the denominator must be at least 1 (which means denominator can't be 0 so it's fine). In the denominator of II, x^2 can be 0 which creates a discontinuity. In III, the only odd thing about absolute value is the sharp turn but it's still continuous.
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III is continuous. There are no restrictions on what x can be.
So it's A, C or E?
It's A, I and III only
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