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A(n) __value is any 2-value of a function that makes the y-value undefined. 1. excluded 2. discontinuous 3. quadratic 4. rational
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A(n) __value is any 2-value of a function that makes the y-value undefined.
1. excluded
2. discontinuous
3. quadratic
4. rational
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rational
Explanation:
its so because they fit equaly
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