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Which functions are continuous at x= -2? Select all that apply.

Which functions are continuous at x= -2? Select all that apply.-example-1

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Answer:

(i) and (iii)

Explanation:

for i)

f(x) =
(x^(2)-4)/(x+2)

=
((x+2)(x-2))/(x+2)

=(x-2)

As x =-2

f(x)=-2-2

f(x)=-4

so it is a continuous function

for ii)

from the result of (i) we can deduce the result of second and we see that it is not equal to zero so it is not a continuous function

iii)

f(x)=
(x^(2)+4x+4)/(x+2)

f(x)=
((x+2)^(2))/(x+2)

f(x)=
((x+2)(x+2))/(x+2)

f(x)=x+2

as x= -2

f(x)=-2+2

f(x)=0

so it is a continuous function

iv) From the result of iii we can deduct that

f(x)=0 because it have the same equation so it is not a continuous function


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Answer:

The first and third functions are continuous at x=-2

Explanation:

Please, see the attached files.

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Which functions are continuous at x= -2? Select all that apply.-example-1
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