1.6 Continuity CALCULUS 9/17/14. Warm-up Warm-up (1.6 Continuity-day 2)

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1.6 Continuity CALCULUS 9/17/14

Warm-up

Warm-up (1.6 Continuity-day 2)

1.6 Continuity

What are some examples of continuous functions? Polynomials – continuous at every real number Rational functions – continuous at every number in its domain

 On what interval is this function continuous?  “The function has a discontinuity at c”

Removable and nonremovable discontinuities

Continuity on a closed interval

Domain: Graph Continuous

Greatest integer function

Ex. 5 p. 66