1. Let (r + 2)², if I < -1 f(x) = [1 - x], if -1 0. (a) Give the r coordinate(s) of the possible point(s) of discontinuity of f. (b) Determine if f is continuous at each a in (a). If not, identify the type of discontinuity as removable, jump essential, or infinite essential. (c) Redefine f(x) at all point(s) of removable discontinuity.

1. Let (r + 2)², if I < -1 f(x) = [1 - x], if -1 0. (a) Give the r coordinate(s) of the possible point(s) of discontinuity of f. (b) Determine if f is continuous at each a in (a). If not, identify the type of discontinuity as removable, jump essential, or infinite essential. (c) Redefine f(x) at all point(s) of removable discontinuity.

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Chapter3: The Derivative

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