. Is f(x)= Vx + 1 continuous at x == -1? Yes, because all functions are continuous No, because the limit of f(x) does not exist. Yes, because its limit is 0

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Is f(x)= Vx + 1 continuous at x == -1?
Yes, because all functions are
continuous
No, because the limit of f(x) does
not exist.
Yes, because its limit is 0
Yes, because f(-1) = lim f (x)
%3D
x-1
Transcribed Image Text:Is f(x)= Vx + 1 continuous at x == -1? Yes, because all functions are continuous No, because the limit of f(x) does not exist. Yes, because its limit is 0 Yes, because f(-1) = lim f (x) %3D x-1
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