Math Problem Statement
Sketch the graph of a function that has a removable discontinuity at 3 and a jump discontinuity at 5 and 1lim, / (x) → ∞o
Solution
Here is the sketch of the function based on your request, showing the removable discontinuity at , the jump discontinuity at , and the vertical asymptote at .
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Follow-up Questions:
- How do we formally define and calculate the limits for removable discontinuities?
- What are the main differences between a jump discontinuity and an infinite discontinuity?
- How do vertical asymptotes impact the behavior of rational functions?
- What are some other examples of functions with removable discontinuities?
- How does the continuity of piecewise functions depend on the conditions at the boundary points?
Tip: When analyzing piecewise functions, it's helpful to graph each piece separately and then combine them. Pay special attention to the boundaries where discontinuities might occur!
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Discontinuities
Piecewise Functions
Asymptotes
Formulas
lim x → a (f(x)) = L for removable discontinuity
lim x → a- (f(x)) ≠ lim x → a+ (f(x)) for jump discontinuity
Theorems
Intermediate Value Theorem
Continuity of Piecewise Functions
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 11-12
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