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List the three reasons why a function might be discontinuous at the point x=c

List the three reasons why a function might be discontinuous at the point x=c-example-1
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From the question;

we are to state the three reasons why a function might be discontinuous at the point x=c

A funtion f(x) is discontinuous at a point x = c if

1.


f(c)\text{ is not defined}

2.


\lim _(x\to c)\text{ f(c) does not exi}st

3.


\lim _(x\to c)\text{ f(x) }\\e f(c)

If all this condition are statisfied, then the function is discontinuous at x = c

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