f(x)=x+3x2−2x−3​ Is f(x) continuous at x=3 ? (a.) No, because x→3lim​f(x)DNE. (b.) No, because f(3)=0. (c.) Yes, because

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f(x)=x+3x2−2x−3​ Is f(x) continuous at x=3 ? (a.) No, because x→3lim​f(x)DNE. (b.) No, because f(3)=0. (c.) Yes, because

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f(x)=x+3x2−2x−3​ Is f(x) continuous at x=3 ? (a.) No, because x→3lim​f(x)DNE. (b.) No, because f(3)=0. (c.) Yes, because x→3lim​f(x)=0 and f(3)=0. (d.) Yes, because x→3lim​f(x) DNE and f(3)=0.
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