Step 1 f(0)= x = 0 Sx2, x>0 Step 3 f(0) lim %3D x, x<0 ポ→0 Conclusion: The function is continuous at x = 0 Step 2 lim ど→0 (x2, x>0. x, x<0

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Answer the problem by following the steps, your answers must be followed by the steps I provided (Step 1-3, conclusion and illustration). Show your Complete Solutions in each Steps ( This is all about Continuity of a Function).

I already provided the answers I just need the COMPLETE SOLUTIONS in each steps (step 1-3) and the graph and conclusion. See answers in the picture I provided.

The function f(x) =
fx², x >0
1 x, xS0
is an example of a piecewise defined function.
Prove that this function is continuous or not on its entirety.
Step1: Evalucte the funcfion fctxxO at x-0
メx>0
Step 2: Find limix,x<o
Step 3: What did
you observe between the valves of fco) and limfox?
メ→○
Conclusion:
Illustrate the graph:
Transcribed Image Text:The function f(x) = fx², x >0 1 x, xS0 is an example of a piecewise defined function. Prove that this function is continuous or not on its entirety. Step1: Evalucte the funcfion fctxxO at x-0 メx>0 Step 2: Find limix,x<o Step 3: What did you observe between the valves of fco) and limfox? メ→○ Conclusion: Illustrate the graph:
Step 1 f(0) = x = 0
x', x>0
x, x<0
Step 3 f(0) = lim
%3D
ポ→0
Conclusion: The function is continuous at x 0
x>0
Step 2 lim
X, x<0
Transcribed Image Text:Step 1 f(0) = x = 0 x', x>0 x, x<0 Step 3 f(0) = lim %3D ポ→0 Conclusion: The function is continuous at x 0 x>0 Step 2 lim X, x<0
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