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Question
What is the graphical meaning of a function being continuous at a point?
Options
Its graph must cross the \[x\]-axis at that point.
Its graph must be a straight line near that point.
Its graph can be drawn near that point without lifting the pen from the paper.
Its graph must have \[f(c)=0\].
MCQ
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Solution
Continuity has the graphical meaning of no break at the point. Therefore, the graph can be drawn near that point without lifting the pen from the paper.
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