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I am trying to understand continuous and discontinuous. These are two assignments I have for a class. I am just looking for some feedback...
Let A= {1/n : n is natural}
Then, f(x)= (x , if x in A)
(0 , if x not in A)
This is discontinuous on A but continuous on A complement?
Let B = { x : 0 [tex]\leq[/tex] x < 1 }
Then, g(x) = (1-x , 0[tex]\leq[/tex]x<1 and x is rational)
(0 , otherwise)
And this is discontinuous on B but continuous on B complement?
Let A= {1/n : n is natural}
Then, f(x)= (x , if x in A)
(0 , if x not in A)
This is discontinuous on A but continuous on A complement?
Let B = { x : 0 [tex]\leq[/tex] x < 1 }
Then, g(x) = (1-x , 0[tex]\leq[/tex]x<1 and x is rational)
(0 , otherwise)
And this is discontinuous on B but continuous on B complement?