- f(x) = -1; lim lim 16. Suppose x-3+ f(x) = -1; and f(-3) is not defined. x-3- Which, if any, of the following statements may be false? (A) m_3 f(x) = -1. (B) ƒ'has a removable discontinuity at x = -3. (C) If we redefine fA-3) to be equal to -1, then the new function will be lim continuous at x = -3. (D) fis continuous everywhere except at x = -3.

- f(x) = -1; lim lim 16. Suppose x-3+ f(x) = -1; and f(-3) is not defined. x-3- Which, if any, of the following statements may be false? (A) m_3 f(x) = -1. (B) ƒ'has a removable discontinuity at x = -3. (C) If we redefine fA-3) to be equal to -1, then the new function will be lim continuous at x = -3. (D) fis continuous everywhere except at x = -3.

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