Consider the graph of a function g.
Find the point c at which the function has a jump discontinuity but is left-continuous. What value should be assigned to g(c) to make g right-continuous at x = c?
A function g has a jump discontinuity at x = c if and
exist, but are not equal.
The graph of g has jump discontinuites at x = and x = 5.
A function g is left-continuous at x = c if .
Since the problem asks for a point on the graph that is both a jump discontinuity and is left-continuous, check x = 1 and x = 5 to determine if the function is left-continuous at either of these values.
For x = 1: = and g(1) = .
For x = 5: = and g(5) = .
A function g is right-continuous at x = c if .
Since = , to redefine the given function g to make it right-continuous at x = 1, assign g(1) = .