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Chapter 14: Q. 50 (page 889)

In Problems 45-60, determine whether fis continuous at cc.

localid="1647067335811" f(x)=x-6x+6,c=-6

Short Answer

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The function is not continuous

Step by step solution

01

Given information

Given functionf(x)=x-6x+6

02

Check whether the function is defined at c

Checking, we get

f(-6)=-6-6-6+6

It is not defined and there is a hole so it is not continuous

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