Math, asked by MohdTahir2638, 10 months ago

Is the function f(x)=5x–3 continuous at x=5?

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Answered by AMATHEMATICSSTUDENT

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Answer:

no

Step-by-step explanation:

as,

if,

f(x)=5x-3

then,

5x-3=0

5x=3

therefore,x=3/5

QED.

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