4. Consider the graph of function f(x): a) at x = 2, f(x) A) is not continuous and not differentiable B) is continuous but not differentiable C) is continuous and differentiable D) is not continuous but differentiable E) has a tangent that hits the curve more than once b) at x = 4, f(x) A) is defined and the limit exists B) is not defined but the limit exists C) is continuous but the limit does not exist D) is continuous and the limit does exist E) has more than one tangent c) at x = 3, f(x) A) is not continuous, not differentiable, but the limit exists. B) is not continuous but differentiable C) is continuous but non-differentiable D) does not have a tangent line E) has a tangent with a positive slope 3 4 5 6 8
4. Consider the graph of function f(x): a) at x = 2, f(x) A) is not continuous and not differentiable B) is continuous but not differentiable C) is continuous and differentiable D) is not continuous but differentiable E) has a tangent that hits the curve more than once b) at x = 4, f(x) A) is defined and the limit exists B) is not defined but the limit exists C) is continuous but the limit does not exist D) is continuous and the limit does exist E) has more than one tangent c) at x = 3, f(x) A) is not continuous, not differentiable, but the limit exists. B) is not continuous but differentiable C) is continuous but non-differentiable D) does not have a tangent line E) has a tangent with a positive slope 3 4 5 6 8
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Transcribed Image Text:4. Consider the graph of function fƒ(x):
a) at x = 2, ƒ(x)
A) is not continuous and not differentiable
B) is continuous but not differentiable
C) is continuous and differentiable
D) is not continuous but differentiable
E) has a tangent that hits the curve more than once
b) at x = 4, f (x)
A) is defined and the limit exists
B) is not defined but the limit exists
C) is continuous but the limit does not exist
D) is continuous and the limit does exist
E) has more than one tangent
c) at x = 3, f(x)
A) is not continuous, not differentiable, but the limit exists.
B) is not continuous but differentiable
C) is continuous but non-differentiable
D) does not have a tangent line
E) has a tangent with a positive slope
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