(x+2;x > 2 Determine if the following f(x)= 4 x = 2 is continuous or not. If not, state the x x <2 type of discontinuity for f(x).

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(x+2;x > 2
Determine if the following f(x)=
4 x = 2 is continuous or not. If not, state the
x x <2
type of discontinuity for f(x).
Transcribed Image Text:(x+2;x > 2 Determine if the following f(x)= 4 x = 2 is continuous or not. If not, state the x x <2 type of discontinuity for f(x).
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