The function is
, at
and
.
The function is
, at
.
Continuity Test condition 1:
\Find if
exists.
Substitute
in
.


The function is undefined at
.
Continuity Test condition 2:
\Find if
exists.
Make a table that shows the values of
for
-values approaching
from
the left and from the right.
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Observe the table:
\As
tends to
from the left
approaches to
.
As
tends to
from the right,
approaches to
.
and
.
Since
, limit exist.
.
Continuity Test condition 3: Check
.
Observe above two conditions,
\
and
is undefined.
Because
,
has an infinite discontinuity at
.
has an infinite discontinuity at
.
The function is
, at
.
Continuity Test condition 1:
\Find if
exists.
Substitute
in
.



The function is defined for
.
Continuity Test condition 2:
\Find if
exists.
Construct a table that shows the values of
for
-values approaching
from
the left and from the right.
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Observe the table:
\As
tends to
from the left
approaches to
.
As
tends to
from the right,
approaches to
.
.
Continuity Test condition 3: Check
.
Observe above two conditions,
\Since
,
is continuous at
.
has an infinite discontinuity at
.
is continuous at
.