Consider the function defined on the closed interval by

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Problem

Consider the function pp defined on the closed interval [0,4][0,4] by p(x)=4−xp(x)=\sqrt{4-x}. Determine whether pp is continuous at x=0x=0. (a) pp is not continuous at x=0x=0 because the left-hand limit is not defined within the domain. (b) pp is not continuous at x=0x=0 because the right-hand limit is infinite. (c) pp is continuous at x=0x=0 because the right-hand limit equals p(0)p(0). (d) pp is not continuous at x=0x=0 because p(0)=0p(0)=0 while the right-hand limit equals 22.

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