Type Of Discontinuity Function

You will discover what makes a function discontinuous in this session. You'll also look at different forms of discontinuity to help you better comprehend the idea. What Is a Discontinuous Function? You've probably heard of a continuous function, which is a graph function with a continuous curve. You never pull your pencil up until the function is completed when you put it down to sketch it. The polar opposite of a continuous function would be described as a discontinuous function. It's a function that contains points on a graph that are separated from one another, in other words it isn't a continuous curve. you must lift your pencil up at least one point, before you may finish drawing a discontinuous function. If you ever encounter a function that has any type of break in it, you know it's discontinuous. You can see how the function continues with a break in the function we have here. The discontinuous function comes to a halt at x = 1 and y = 2, then resumes ...