# Infinite discontinuity question

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For 6(b),

The solution is,

However, for ##a = 1## they could have also said that f is not continuous since f(1) is not defined (vertical asymptote) correct?

Many thanks!

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For 6(b),
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The solution is,
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However, for ##a = 1## they could have also said that f is not continuous since f(1) is not defined (vertical asymptote) correct?

Many thanks!
No.

The graph for problem 6. clearly shows that f(1) is defined. It appears to have the same value as f(3).

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No.

The graph for problem 6. clearly shows that f(1) is defined. It appears to have the same value as f(3).
Oh true! Thank you for you for help @SammyS!

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For 6(b),
View attachment 322376
The solution is,
View attachment 322377

However, for ##a = 1## they could have also said that f is not continuous since f(1) is not defined (vertical asymptote) correct?

Many thanks!
Do you attempt to do these problems yourself, or do you just look at the solutions? Usually, it seems, you also need help following the given solutions.

MatinSAR, SammyS and Callumnc1
Callumnc1
Do you attempt to do these problems yourself, or do you just look at the solutions? Usually, it seems, you also need help following the given solutions.