MATHEMATICS · Multi-part · AP · Calculus AB · Limits and Continuity · Limits and Continuity
Problem
A function f is described as follows.
• For x<1, the graph is the horizontal line y=2.
• At x=1, there is an open circle at (1,2) and a filled circle at (1,3).
• For x>1, the graph is the line y=x+1.
Answer the following questions about f.
(i) Find the left–hand limit x→1−limf(x).
(ii) Find the right–hand limit x→1+limf(x).
(iii) Does x→1limf(x) exist? Give a reason.
(iv) Is f continuous at x=1? Justify your answer with reference to the definition of continuity.