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    This document contains 5 multiple choice questions about the continuity of functions. The questions assess whether given functions are continuous for all real numbers, whether a piecewise function is continuous at a specific value, and whether a pricing function resulting from a wholesaler's pricing strategy is continuous.

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    This document contains 5 multiple choice questions about the continuity of functions. The questions assess whether given functions are continuous for all real numbers, whether a piecewise function is continuous at a specific value, and whether a pricing function resulting from a wholesaler's pricing strategy is continuous.

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    Is the given function continuous for all real numbers?


    f(x)=x2(x+3)2f(x)=x2(x+3)2
    Select one:
    a. The function is continuous for all real numbers since it will always yield a positive value.
    b. The function is not continuous for all real numbers since it cannot yield both positive and negative
    values.
    c. The function is continuous for all real numbers since it will always have a defined value.
    d. The function is not continuous for all real numbers since some real numbers will make the
    function undefined.

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    Is the piecewise function below continuous at x = -3 or not?

    Select one:
    a. The piecewise function is continuous at x = -3 since the graphs of its sub-functions meet at this
    value of x.
    b. The piecewise function is not continuous at x = -3 since the graphs of its sub-functions do not
    meet at this value of x.
    c. The piecewise function is continuous at x = -3 since it is defined for the said value of x.
    d. The piecewise function is not continuous at x = -3 since it is undefined for the said value of x.

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    Is the function below continuous for all real numbers?


    f(x)=(x−5)3(x2+4)5f(x)=(x−5)3(x2+4)5
    Select one:
    a. The functions is not continuous since there are restrictions for its domain values.
    b. The function is continuous for all real numbers since it will always be defined for any value of x.
    c. The function is continuous for all real numbers since it involves a cubic function.
    d. The function is continuous for all real numbers since it can yield both positive and negative
    values.

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    Consider the function below. Is this continuous for all real


    numbers?
    f(x)=1x−2f(x)=1x−2
    Select one:
    a. The function is continuous since it can yield both positive and negative values.
    b. The function is not continuous for all real numbers since it can yield negative values.
    c. The function is not continuous for all real numbers since there are restrictions for its domain
    values.
    d. The function is not continuous since its graph is aysmptotic to the x-axis.

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    A wholesaler who sells a product by the kilo (or fraction of a


    kilo) charges PhP 100 per kg if 10 kilos or less are ordered. If
    more than 10 kg are ordered, the wholesaler charges PhP 1,000
    plus PhP 70 for each kg in excess of 10 kg. Is there continuity
    with the function resulting from this selling strategy of the
    wholesaler?
    Select one:
    a. The resulting piecewise function is not continuous since there are restrictions to its domain
    values.
    b. The resulting piecewise function is continuous since it will always be defined for any value of x.
    c. The resulting piecewise function is continuous since the graphs of its sub-functions will meet at a
    specific value of x.
    d. The resulting piecewise function is not continuous since the graphs of its sub-functions will not
    meet exactly at x = 10 kg.

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