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A function has a limit at x0 if whenever x is near x0 and x not equal to x0, f(x) is near h.
This is written
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A function f is continuous at x0 if whenever x is near x0, f is near f(x0).
A continuous function has no "gaps". Proof
Continuity of f at x0 means that
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