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\Case I) The function is
\For a function to be continous, the denominator of the function should not be zero.
\x - 2 ≠ 0
\x ≠ 2
\Therefore is not continuous at x = 2.
Case II) The function is
\Cancel the common terms
\x - 2
\For a function to be continous, the denominator of the function should not be zero.
\Therefore is continuous at x = 2.
Case III) The function is
For a function to be continuous, the denominator of the function should not be zero.
\Therefore is continous at x = 2.
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Divide numerator and denominator by x
\As then
Therefore