9596. Classifying discontinuities The discontinuities in
Chapter 2, Problem 95(choose chapter or problem)
9596. Classifying discontinuities The discontinuities in graphs (a) and (b) are removable discontinuities because they disappear if we define or redefine f at a so that f 1a2 = lim xSa f 1x2. The function in graph (c) has a jump discontinuity because left and right limits exist at a but are unequal. The discontinuity in graph (d) is an infinite discontinuity because the function has a vertical asymptote at a. Is the discontinuity at a in graph (c) removable? Explain.
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