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The function f(x)=x−5 x 2−25 is defined everywhere except at x=±5. if possible, define f at x=5 so that it becomes continuous at x=5.\

The function f(x)=x−5 x 2−25 is defined everywhere except at x=±5. if possible, define f at x=5 so that it becomes continuous at x=5.\
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The function f(x)=x−5 x 2−25 is defined everywhere except at x=±5. if possible, define f at x=5 so that it becomes continuous at x=5.\

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