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MATH223WS2

The document contains a worksheet for a math course (MATH223) discussing concepts related to functions, limits, and continuity. It includes examples of functions and their properties, emphasizing the conditions under which they are continuous or discontinuous. The analysis involves graphical representations and mathematical reasoning to support the conclusions drawn about the functions.

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MATH223WS2

The document contains a worksheet for a math course (MATH223) discussing concepts related to functions, limits, and continuity. It includes examples of functions and their properties, emphasizing the conditions under which they are continuous or discontinuous. The analysis involves graphical representations and mathematical reasoning to support the conclusions drawn about the functions.

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Trevor Swan

Group 4

Worksheet 2 - MATH223
1) Lake Erie must be c because it is abstract
in nature and cannot be easily explained by a
single equation
f x corresponds to b due tothe following
g y the function
if x is constant increasing values
y as
ca ses
Ucl e f x
y to increase ill Similarly if S
y
held constant increasing t values cc sis f x
y
to
decreases Tracingthese sanaos out on the
gi i graphs
reveals this roleto ship to hold true on b
fact g it corresponds to c and this can
be pro ed by the same reasoning mentored a bore
A more robust yet less f s method is the
process of clime too A graph on mithnstra also
reveals this correspondence
2) a f x
y Is chosen Z values z
1,23,4

Radius decreases
21 2 n

5iY EEEE.gIItz.r
b No because the contour plot consists of circles that
ha e constant decreasing radii The direction angleyou
approach the origin does not effect the limit off
Because the radius can never be equal to O the limit off
approaches in fits or does not exist
3)
Key Idea Numerator and Denominator must be its
and the denom must never end Oto beats
a Filby z sin_
xyIE
x y c d z are allthe domain
continuous input in
of f so xyl Zsmy must also be cts because
ty 2 endis 2 sing are defined for all values of ay adz
1 also a cts function because itself sets
Because x is squared and added to 1 the denom
can never equal zero All criteria have been met fiscts
b fact y
z
exp x2 y
x and we both co tin o s in the domain of
f y 2 end also cts for all
so
g2 are
and elly x2 yl is also cts because 2
and y we cts e to the power of any real
number yields an output so it is cts for all
x and All criteria have been met Az is cts
y
c Fz Dy Z

Denom y x 1 y
jg
z2 x 1
221 1
É
f can be proven discontinuous assuming by and
Z are its variables which is true when al Fz is
undefined as it will be equal to 80 Another
discontinuity can be found when x Qy O and
2 0 where the o put will be to Thisyields
yet c other divide by zero error Frilly the graph is
discontinuous for all when 22 Althoughonly
one instance
y
es
ye
of discontinuity
these needed instances
pro f is discts

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