At , exists and equals a finite number , but either is undefined or . Which type of…

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At x=cx=c, lim⁡x→cf(x)\displaystyle \lim_{x\to c} f(x) exists and equals a finite number LL, but either f(c)f(c) is undefined or f(c)≠Lf(c)\neq L. Which type of discontinuity does ff have at x=cx=c? (a) Jump discontinuity (b) Infinite discontinuity (vertical asymptote) (c) Removable discontinuity (d) Oscillating discontinuity

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