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Hello everyone! In this lesson, ChatGPT will be guiding us through the concept of continuous functions in topology. You might ...

We explore some properties of continuous functions and work out some examples.

Discusses how to tell where a function is differentiable by examining its graph.

Easy to understand explanation of integrals and derivatives using 3D animations.

Verifying the three part definition of continuity.

This video introduces the definition of continuity of a function at a point, including "left continuity" and "right continuity".

Which of the following functions are continuous at x equals three well as we said in the previous video in the previous example in ...

This is our library function that we call the square function or the quadratic function. And it's a parabola that looks like this, ...

the absolute value function is continuous on its domain, and this list of continuous functions is pretty much all of the functions we ...

Prove or disprove f(x) = 1/x is continuous at X = 0. so maybe the function is continuous, maybe it's not well let's take a look at it.

Not only are most day-to-day functions continuous, so are functions built out of continuous functions. There is an exception to that ...

Example of using the Extreme Value Theorem to find the absolute extreme values of a continuous function on a closed interval.

So this is a continuous function that has points where it's not continuous. That can be confusing so frequently instead of saying ...

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Review of three related concepts: Limits (specifically the left- and right-handed limit), continuity of a function, and differentiability of ...

Discusses how to tell where a function is continuous.

This video covers normal distributions, continuous distributions, density functions, cumulative distribution functions, the 68-95-99.7 ...

A deep understanding of what is an experiment, an outcome, a sample space, randomness, a continuous random variable, ...

This allows for continuous functions and plots (different from the discrete arrays we have been working with) Follow-along ...

By *carefully* using continuity and limit laws, you can plug in numbers in order to evaluate limits! This ONLY works when limits ...