Name the type of discontinuity show for each one labeled.

A: Jump
B: Infinite
C: Point


abs. max at (-2,1)

y=1
x=1
Direct, inverse, or joint
The graph of the function below is an example of which type of variation?

Direct

no, discontinuous


rel. max at (0,4)
rel. min at (2,0)


x=-2
Direct, inverse, or joint
The graph of the function below is an example of which type of variation?
Inverse variation


Yes; the function is defined when x=2; the function approaches 6 as x approaches 2 from both sides; and y=6 when x=2
Over what interval(s) is the graph increasing?
-1<x<1
(-1,1)
DAILY DOUBLE!!

f(x)=1/x+1

Joint Variation


No, the function is undefined at x=-1.
or
No, f(-1) DNE




If the graph has any holes, list them.

h(x)=(x-3)^2/((x-3)(x+3)
y=1
x=-3
hole at x=3





Yes; the function is defined when x=1; the function approaches 2 as x approaches 1 from both sides; and y=6 when x=2




f(x)=1/(x-2)


x=196
Constant of Variation: 140
Equation:
y=140/sqrt(x)