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CONTINUITY & DIFFERENTIABILITY 
Continuity of a Function at a Point 
A function ?? ( ?? ) is said to be continuous at a point ?? = ?? in the domain of ?? ( ?? ) if and only if ?? ( ?? -
) =
?? ( ?? +
) = ?? ( ?? ) = finite number, i.e., l im
?? ? ?? ? ?? ( ?? ) exists finitely, ?? ( ?? ) is a finite number and l im
?? ? ?? ? ?? ( ?? ) =
?? ( ?? ). More precisely, for given ?? > 0 , ?? > 0 such that 0 = | ?? - ?? | < ?? ? | ?? ( ?? ) - ?? ( ?? ) | < ?? 
  
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CONTINUITY & DIFFERENTIABILITY 
Continuity of a Function at a Point 
A function ?? ( ?? ) is said to be continuous at a point ?? = ?? in the domain of ?? ( ?? ) if and only if ?? ( ?? -
) =
?? ( ?? +
) = ?? ( ?? ) = finite number, i.e., l im
?? ? ?? ? ?? ( ?? ) exists finitely, ?? ( ?? ) is a finite number and l im
?? ? ?? ? ?? ( ?? ) =
?? ( ?? ). More precisely, for given ?? > 0 , ?? > 0 such that 0 = | ?? - ?? | < ?? ? | ?? ( ?? ) - ?? ( ?? ) | < ?? 
  
 
 
 
CONTINUITY & DIFFERENTIABILITY 
Continuity of a Function at a Point 
 
  
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CONTINUITY & DIFFERENTIABILITY 
Continuity of a Function at a Point 
A function ?? ( ?? ) is said to be continuous at a point ?? = ?? in the domain of ?? ( ?? ) if and only if ?? ( ?? -
) =
?? ( ?? +
) = ?? ( ?? ) = finite number, i.e., l im
?? ? ?? ? ?? ( ?? ) exists finitely, ?? ( ?? ) is a finite number and l im
?? ? ?? ? ?? ( ?? ) =
?? ( ?? ). More precisely, for given ?? > 0 , ?? > 0 such that 0 = | ?? - ?? | < ?? ? | ?? ( ?? ) - ?? ( ?? ) | < ?? 
  
 
 
 
CONTINUITY & DIFFERENTIABILITY 
Continuity of a Function at a Point 
 
  
 
 
 
 
Continuity of a Function in Open Interval 
A function is said to be continuous in an open interval ( ?? , ?? ), if it is continuous at each point of ( ?? , ?? ). 
  
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CONTINUITY & DIFFERENTIABILITY 
Continuity of a Function at a Point 
A function ?? ( ?? ) is said to be continuous at a point ?? = ?? in the domain of ?? ( ?? ) if and only if ?? ( ?? -
) =
?? ( ?? +
) = ?? ( ?? ) = finite number, i.e., l im
?? ? ?? ? ?? ( ?? ) exists finitely, ?? ( ?? ) is a finite number and l im
?? ? ?? ? ?? ( ?? ) =
?? ( ?? ). More precisely, for given ?? > 0 , ?? > 0 such that 0 = | ?? - ?? | < ?? ? | ?? ( ?? ) - ?? ( ?? ) | < ?? 
  
 
 
 
CONTINUITY & DIFFERENTIABILITY 
Continuity of a Function at a Point 
 
  
 
 
 
 
Continuity of a Function in Open Interval 
A function is said to be continuous in an open interval ( ?? , ?? ), if it is continuous at each point of ( ?? , ?? ). 
  
 
 
 
Continuity in Closed Interval 
A function ?? ( ?? ) is said to be continuous on a closed interval [ ?? , ?? ] if 
1 ?? ( ?? ) s continuous from right at ?? = ?? , i.e., 
l im
h ? 0
? ?? ( ?? + h ) = ?? ( ?? ) 
2 ?? ( ?? ) is continuous from left at ?? = ?? , i.e., 
l im
h ? 0
? ?? ( ?? - h ) = ?? ( ?? ) 
3 ?? ( ?? ) is continuous at each point of the open interval ( ?? , ?? ) 
  
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CONTINUITY & DIFFERENTIABILITY 
Continuity of a Function at a Point 
A function ?? ( ?? ) is said to be continuous at a point ?? = ?? in the domain of ?? ( ?? ) if and only if ?? ( ?? -
) =
?? ( ?? +
) = ?? ( ?? ) = finite number, i.e., l im
?? ? ?? ? ?? ( ?? ) exists finitely, ?? ( ?? ) is a finite number and l im
?? ? ?? ? ?? ( ?? ) =
?? ( ?? ). More precisely, for given ?? > 0 , ?? > 0 such that 0 = | ?? - ?? | < ?? ? | ?? ( ?? ) - ?? ( ?? ) | < ?? 
  
 
 
 
CONTINUITY & DIFFERENTIABILITY 
Continuity of a Function at a Point 
 
  
 
 
 
 
Continuity of a Function in Open Interval 
A function is said to be continuous in an open interval ( ?? , ?? ), if it is continuous at each point of ( ?? , ?? ). 
  
 
 
 
Continuity in Closed Interval 
A function ?? ( ?? ) is said to be continuous on a closed interval [ ?? , ?? ] if 
1 ?? ( ?? ) s continuous from right at ?? = ?? , i.e., 
l im
h ? 0
? ?? ( ?? + h ) = ?? ( ?? ) 
2 ?? ( ?? ) is continuous from left at ?? = ?? , i.e., 
l im
h ? 0
? ?? ( ?? - h ) = ?? ( ?? ) 
3 ?? ( ?? ) is continuous at each point of the open interval ( ?? , ?? ) 
  
 
 
 
 
 
Properties of Continuous Function 
1 If ?? and ?? are continuous at ?? = ?? , then 
(a) ?? + ?? is continuous at ?? = ?? 
(b) ?? - ?? is continuous at ?? = ?? 
(c) ???? is continuous at ?? = ?? 
(d) ?? / ?? is continuous at ?? = ?? , provided ?? ( ?? ) ? 0 
(e) ???? is continuous at ?? = ?? , where ?? is any real constant 
(f) [ ?? ( ?? ) ]
?? / ?? is continuous at ?? = ?? , provided [ ?? ( ?? ) ]
?? / ?? is defined on an interval containing ?? , and 
?? , ?? are integers 
  
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1. What is the difference between continuity and differentiability in mathematics?
Ans. Continuity refers to a function's behavior at a single point, where the function's value approaches the limit as it gets closer to that point. Differentiability, on the other hand, refers to a function's ability to have a derivative at a particular point, indicating that the function has a well-defined slope at that point.
2. How do you determine if a function is continuous at a specific point?
Ans. To determine if a function is continuous at a specific point, you need to check if the limit of the function as it approaches that point exists, the function's value at that point exists, and the limit and function value are equal.
3. Can a function be differentiable but not continuous at a specific point?
Ans. No, a function cannot be differentiable at a specific point if it is not continuous at that point. Differentiability requires continuity at the point in question.
4. What is the significance of continuity and differentiability in real-life applications?
Ans. Continuity and differentiability play a crucial role in real-life applications such as physics, engineering, economics, and biology. They help in analyzing rates of change, determining maximum and minimum values, and understanding the behavior of various systems.
5. How do you find the derivative of a function that is not continuous at a point?
Ans. If a function is not continuous at a point, you cannot find its derivative at that point. In such cases, it is necessary to analyze the function's behavior around the discontinuity and determine if the derivative exists in the surrounding intervals.
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