Question 5Which among the choices is not true about the continuity of f(x)?f(x) =O lim, = +∞oOf(4) is undefinedO There is an infinite discontinuity at x = 4.Olim,f(x) =4<= +∞

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Which among the choices is not true about the continuity of f(x)? f(x) == O lim = +00 O f(4) is undefined O There is an infinite discontinuity at x = 4 O lim, f(2)= +00