QuestionThe function has jump discontinuity at . Select one: True False IVR_TEAM
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STEP 1
1. The function is defined for .
2. A jump discontinuity occurs when the left-hand limit and the right-hand limit of a function at a point exist and are finite, but are not equal to each other.
STEP 2
1. Determine the domain of the function.
2. Calculate the left-hand limit as .
3. Calculate the right-hand limit as .
4. Compare the left-hand and right-hand limits to determine if there is a jump discontinuity.
STEP 3
The function is defined for all because the denominator becomes zero at .
STEP 4
Calculate the left-hand limit as :
For , . Therefore, the function becomes:
Thus, the left-hand limit is:
STEP 5
Calculate the right-hand limit as :
For , . Therefore, the function becomes:
Thus, the right-hand limit is:
STEP 6
Compare the left-hand and right-hand limits:
The left-hand limit is and the right-hand limit is . Since these limits are not equal, there is a jump discontinuity at .
The statement is .
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