Calculus - Continuous functions

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In the question "Where is the function continuous?", the answer for this also answers the same question "What is the domain of the function?"

lowellrublico
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I have my exams today nd watching this video right before was worth, much clear now. Thank you so much sir

ishaj
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Method of glass board and different colourfull markers is amazing 😘
And totally understandable knowledge.

AgravatVishal
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"Up to 1 and from 1 to infinity"....isn't that implying that 1 is ok to use, which would make our function DNE?

adminassistant
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Wouldn't it be easier to say that sin(2x)=0 <=> 2x = k(pi) <=> x = [k(pi)]/2 and k is element of Z (integer)?

bramvandewalle
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Sir, humble suggestion that you can list all D.N.E., where, x = 0 + n(pi/2), which n b.t.n. any of Integer-numbers

prescottluah
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can I know the continuity existence of a function x^(1/3) at [-1, 1]

lakkojisantoshkumar
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What if the function f(0)=0 ? Is it Continuous there?

huzaifa-pcoc
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sir, have you any class about the continuity of the vector function?

romanrks
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How to solve this? h(x) = x-2/(x+1)(x-2), a=-1

gamutiachannel
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I am confused.  If a function is differentiable then the function must be continuous on the domain of the function.  Then why is the f(x) = (x^2 - 4) / (x + 2) differentiable when    x cannot equal -2, which means there is a hole in the graph at -2 making it non-continuous.

dpmike
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This is the worst vid for explanation
You hardly explained how to find out if it's continuous or not

Retrfr
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Am I the only who thought of Mean Girls every time he said "The limit does not exist"? 😂

InLeoWeTrust
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at 4:27 should the interval be (-infinity, -4)U(-4, 3] instead of (-infinity, -4)U(-4, 3) since 3 exists and is continuous?

charliesymon
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Why are we including -4 if there is a hole there? Please help :, )

nicolewade