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What is a function that is defined on [-1,1] but isn't continuous?
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Like an example of a function that is defined on that interval but is not continuous
f(x) = 1/2 -1<x<1/2 -2 for x>1/2
This means that at some point which belongs to this interval function has 2 different limits from the left and right. And if it was continuous limits would be the same.
Just a small update I forgot to add equal to sign you can put it -2 for x>=1/2
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i understand what the graph will look like, having a whole or jump, but I'm not sure how to express it
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