Masaken
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how would you start this one?
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def continuity
if g(b) = lim (x-> b) g(b) then the function is continuous at point b.
Note a(x^2 -9) / (x+3) = a(x-3) except x cannot equal -3 because that would result in division by zero.
So now you need to find value value of a such that when x=-3, a(x-3) will equal 12
if g(b) = lim (x-> b) g(b) then the function is continuous at point b.
Note a(x^2 -9) / (x+3) = a(x-3) except x cannot equal -3 because that would result in division by zero.
So now you need to find value value of a such that when x=-3, a(x-3) will equal 12