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Mathematics, 29.06.2019 15:00 thibeauxkristy

Let f be the function defined as follows: f of x equals the piece-wise function absolute value of the quantity x minus one end quantity plus two for x is less than one, a x squared plus b x for one is less than or equal to x is less than two, and five x minus ten for x is greater than or equal to two where a and b are constants [x-1]+2 x< 1 ax^2+bx 1=x< 2 5x-10 x> /=2 if a = 2 and b = 3, is f continuous at x = 1? justify your answer. find a relationship between a and b for which f is continuous at x = 1. hint: a relationship between a and b just means an equation in a and b. find a relationship between a and b so that f is continuous at x = 2. use your equations from parts (ii) and (iii) to find the values of a and b so that f is continuous at both x = 1 and also at x = 2? graph the piece function using the values of a and b that you have found. you may graph by hand or use your calculator to graph and copy and paste into the document.

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