-(x-a)² - 1, 7. g(x) = tan x (x + b)² + 1, x>7 What must a and b be for the given function to be continuous everywhere - x < -1

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Section5.1: Increasing And Decreasing Functions
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-(x -a)² - 1,
7. g(x) =
tan x
(x + b)² +1,
What must a and b be for the given function to be continuous everywhere?
x < -
- 4 ≤x≤7
x>
Transcribed Image Text:-(x -a)² - 1, 7. g(x) = tan x (x + b)² +1, What must a and b be for the given function to be continuous everywhere? x < - - 4 ≤x≤7 x>
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