Question #195610

Create a function that is not continuous at the number 4. And explain what condition of it violates.




Expert's answer

We can consider the function

f(x)=1x−4f(x) = \dfrac{1}{x-4}

We can clearly see that it is not continuous at point x=4. Because at x = 4 it gives the infinite value.

Hence, the graph of function breaks which makes it discontinuous at x = 4.


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