The graph of f(x) is given by(-14)(1, 4)(-1,- 2)(5,-2)|(3, -4)(-4, 5)Determine if f is continuous on the interval I.(a) I = (-00, –2)(b) I = [-2,0)(c) I = [-1,1)(e) I = [2, +00)(d) I = [0, 2)

Graph of the function is given, we have to find the function is continuous on the given intervals.

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