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Complete the definition of the h(x) so that it is continuous over its domain. h(x)= x^3, x<0 a, x=0 √x, 0 b, x=4 4- 1/2x, x>4 a = b =

Complete the definition of the h(x) so that it is continuous over its domain. h(x)= x^3, x<0 a, x=0 √x, 0 b, x=4 4- 1/2x, x>4 a = b =
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Complete the definition of the h(x) so that it is continuous over its domain.

h(x)= x^3, x<0
a, x=0
√x, 0 b, x=4
4- 1/2x, x>4
a = b =

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User Nagendra Kakarla
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Answer:

A=0 B=2

Explanation:

On Edge :)

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