5/8/23, 11:30 AM Written Work 1: Attempt review

Started on Monday, 8 May 2023, 11:18 AM

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Time taken 10 mins 25 secs
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Question 1
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Evaluate the limit of:

lim x→2 4x − 5

Answer: 3 

Question 2
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Is the given function continuous for x less than 5?

2
f (x) = (x + 4x − 1)(x − 5)

Select one:
a. Yes, since the function can be graphed using analytical methods.

b. No, since the function can only be graphed using a table of values.

c. No, since some values of x will make the function undefined.

d. Yes, since the function will always be defined for values of x less than 5.

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Question 3

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Is the given piecewise function continuous for the defined interval?

Select one:
a. Yes, since the graphs of the sub-functions will meet at x = 0.

b. Yes, since the piecewise function will always be defined within the interval.

c. No, since there are some values of x where the piecewise function will be undefined.

d. No, since the graphs of the sub-functions do not have a common point.

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Question 4
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Is the given function continuous for x greater than -2?

3 2
f (x) = 2x + 5x − 7

Select one:
a. Yes, since the function can be graphed using analytical methods.

b. Yes, since the function will always be defined for any value of x.

c. No, since the function can only be graphed using a table of values.

d. No, since the function will be undefined for some values of x.

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Question 5

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Evaluate the limit of:

2
x +x−12
lim x→3 2
x −9

Answer: 1.16 

Question 6

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Is the given piecewise function continuous at x = 3?

Select one:
a. No, since the piecewise function is undefined at x = 3.

b. No, since the graphs of the sub-functions will not meet at x = 3.

c. Yes, since the piecewise function is defined at x = 3.

d. Yes, since the graphs of the sub-functions will meet at x = 3.

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Question 7

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Is the given piecewise function continuous at x = 3?

Select one:
a. No, since the graphs of the sub-functions will not meet at x = 3.

b. No, since the piecewise function will be undefined at x = 3.

c. Yes, since the piecewise function will be defined at x = 3.

d. Yes, since the graphs of the sub-functions will meet at x = 3.

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Question 8
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Is the given piecewise function continuous at x = 0?

Select one:
a. No, since the piecewise function is undefined at x = 0.

b. Yes, since the graphs of the sub-functions will meet at x = 0.

c. Yes, since the piecewise function is defined at x = 0.

d. No, since the graphs of the sub-functions will not meet at x = 0.

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Question 9

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Is the given piecewise function continuous for the defined interval?

Select one:
a. No, since the graphs of the sub-functions will not meet.

b. Yes, since the graphs of the sub-functions will meet at a common point.

c. Yes, since the piecewise function is defined for all values in the interval.

d. No, since the piecewise function will be undefined for some values in the interval.

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Question 10
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Is the given function continuous for values less than 1?

2
x −1
g(x) =
x−1

Select one:
a. No, since the function can be graphed using analytical methods.

b. Yes, since the function will always be defined within the interval.

c. Yes, since the function can be graphed using a table of values only.

d. No, since there are some values in the interval where the function is undefined.

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