Continuity

Last year I did an overview video on continuity and continuous functions but did not go through in too much detail so I have done just that in this video. In this video I go over what it means for a function to be continuous as well as illustrate several cases when a function is discontinuous or not continuous.

Download the notes in my video: https://www.dropbox.com/s/sfxgqcgengk9yee/305%20-%20Continuity.pdf

Related Videos:

Continuity and Open and Closed Intervals: http://youtu.be/u29fd3WYT-g One Sided Limits - Plus Examples: http://youtu.be/QA2v_NCej10 Limits - Examples Part 2 - One Sided Limits Approach: http://youtu.be/9O6UFASe4F8 Precise Definition of a Limit: http://youtu.be/zOWuWE4M2rkq .

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