(3-x, xs1 Consider the function given by f (x) = Is the function continuous, %3D x -x+1, x>1 differentiable, neither, or both at x=1?

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is the function continuous, differentiable, neither, or both at x=1
3-x, x<1
19. Consider the function given by f (x) =-
. Is the function continuous,
x²-x+1, x>1
differentiable, neither, or both at x=1?
Transcribed Image Text:3-x, x<1 19. Consider the function given by f (x) =- . Is the function continuous, x²-x+1, x>1 differentiable, neither, or both at x=1?
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