Suppose f is continuous on the interval (0,3). Assume further that f(0)= -2 and f(-3)= 5. Also, lim of x approaches to 0 negative f(x)= -5, lim of x approaches to 0 positive f(x)= -2, lim of x approaches to 3 negative f(x)= -2, and lim of x approaches to 3 positive f(x)=5. What would be the result, discountinuous or continuous at what point?

Suppose f is continuous on the interval (0,3). Assume further that f(0)= -2 and f(-3)= 5. Also, lim of x approaches to 0 negative f(x)= -5, lim of x approaches to 0 positive f(x)= -2, lim of x approaches to 3 negative f(x)= -2, and lim of x approaches to 3 positive f(x)=5. What would be the result, discountinuous or continuous at what point?

College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

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