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2.3 Continuity

2.3 Continuity. Goal: Find continuity at a point. Find continuous functions. Find Composites. Use the intermediate value theorem (IVT). Definition of Continuous Functions.

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2.3 Continuity

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  1. 2.3 Continuity Goal: Find continuity at a point. Find continuous functions. Find Composites. Use the intermediate value theorem (IVT)

  2. Definition of Continuous Functions Continuous functions are used to describe how a body moves through space and how speed of a chemical reaction changes with time. Any function y=f(x)whose graph is continuous when graph can be sketched without lifting your pencil

  3. Where is the graph continuous and discontinuous a)Where is f(x) continuous b)Is it continuous at x=0, and x=6 c)Where is f(x)discontinuous d)What kind of discontinuity Yes (0,1)(6,-4) At x=2 e) 0 4.84 DNE Jump

  4. Intermediate Value Theorem (IVT) In a continuous graph,

  5. Show there is a solution A number is exactly one less that its cube A solution is determined by f(x)=0

  6. Types of discontinuity Removable Removable Jump Infinite

  7. Identify the discontinuity (where and type)

  8. Composition If the function is continuous then all rules apply for sum, difference, product, quotient, and multiples. Hint let u=substitution

  9. Homework: InterActMath.com 2.3

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