True or false: a function f: R → R is continuous at a point a ER if and only if there exists a sequence (x₁) such that Xn a and f(x) → f(a).

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True or false: a function f: R → R is continuous at a point a E Rif and only if there exists a sequence (x₂) such that x₂ → a and f(xn) → ƒ(a).
Transcribed Image Text:n True or false: a function f: R → R is continuous at a point a E Rif and only if there exists a sequence (x₂) such that x₂ → a and f(xn) → ƒ(a).
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