Is it continuous? Reading graphs
Grade 12 Math Worksheet

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Left-hand limit 4; right-hand limit 4; f(2) not defined. Ari runs the three-part test at x = 2 with the table shown. Which statement is true?
- f(2) is not defined
- f is continuous at 2
- the limit is not f(2)
- the limit does not exist
Left-hand limit 2; right-hand limit 5; f(1) = 2. Bo runs the three-part test at x = 1 with the table shown. Which statement is true?
- the limit does not exist
- the limit is not f(1)
- f is continuous at 1
- f(1) is not defined
Left-hand limit 3; right-hand limit 3; f(-3) = 1. Esme runs the three-part test at x = -3 with the table shown. Which statement is true?
- f(-3) is not defined
- f is continuous at -3
- the limit does not exist
- the limit is not f(-3)
Kira studies f(x) = (x + 3)/(x² − 4). Separated by commas, at which x-values is f not continuous?
Luz studies f(x) = (x − 1)/(x² − 9). Separated by commas, at which x-values is f not continuous?
Milo studies f(x) = (x + 5)/(x² − x − 6). Separated by commas, at which x-values is f not continuous?
Noah studies f(x) = (2x)/(x² − 16). Separated by commas, at which x-values is f not continuous?
Pia knows roots, logs and rational functions are continuous on their domains. Where is f(x) = √(x − 2) continuous?
- x ≥ 2
- x > 2
- all real numbers
Ren knows roots, logs and rational functions are continuous on their domains. Where is f(x) = ln(x + 3) continuous?
- x > -3
- all real numbers
- x ≥ -3
Tala knows roots, logs and rational functions are continuous on their domains. Where is f(x) = √(5 − x) continuous?
- x ≤ 5
- x < 5
- all real numbers