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\Step 1 :
\Definition of continuity :
\A function is continuous at
, if
then it should satisfy three conditions :
(1) is defined.
(2) exists.
(3) .
Condition (1): is defined.
Observe the Graph :
\At point
.
is defined.
Step 2:
\Condition (2): exists.
Observe the graph.
\Left hand limit :
\As x tends to from left side,
approaches to
.
.
Right hand limit :
\As x tends to from right side,
approaches to
.
.
Left hand limit and right hand limit are equal, limit exist.
\ exist.
Step 3:
\Condition (3): .
and
.
The three conditions of continuity are not satisfied, hence the function is discontinuous.
\The function is discontinuous at
.
Solution :
\The function is discontinuous at
.
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\Step 1 :
\Definition of continuity :
\A function is continuous at
, if
then it should satisfy three conditions :
(1) is defined.
(2) exists.
(3) .
Condition (1): is defined.
Observe the Graph :
\At point .
.
is defined.
Step 2:
\Condition (2): exists.
Observe the graph.
\Left hand limit :
\As x tends to from left side,
approaches to
.
.
Right hand limit :
\As x tends to from right side,
approaches to
.
.
Left hand limit and right hand limit are equal, limit exist.
\.
exist.
Step 3:
\Condition (3): .
and
.
.
The three conditions of continuity are satisfied, hence the function is continuous.
\The function is continuous at
.
Solution :
\The function is continuous at
.
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\Step 1:
\Definition of continuity :
\A function is continuous at
, if
then it should satisfy three conditions :
(1) is defined.
(2) exists.
(3) .
Condition (1): is defined.
Observe the Graph :
\At point .
is undefined.
The conditions of continuity are not satisfied, hence the function is discontinuous.
\The function is discontinuous at
.
Solution :
\The function is discontinuous at
.