Find k so that the Piecewise Function is Continuous

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I watched so many videos before this one. This was the simplest explanation I saw. It helped verify that my calculations were correct.

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[@MrAnthonyIII]

It is easy once he explains how to do it, it's literally like grade school math once they're set equal to each other and the number is plugged in

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I watched this 5 minutes before a test started I was a little confused thanks helped a lot.

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[@aydensimpson6337]

What if the solution that comes out after you substitute is indeterminate? I would try further investigation to change the original equation but it's not a limit... or is it?

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[@eneszeqiri3364]

What if you have more than 2 equations in the first example?

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[@amrooo1997]

Oh damn thanks for that but what if it's k/x how to do it ?

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[@pumpkingamebox]

Another complicated one you can see is: f(x)={e^(x-1) (ax^2+b) x1}
But he doesn't explain how to solve this or I'm just dumb.

[@dancingpickleproductions7772]

What if you only have two of these funtions?

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[@amrencortez2636]

Can you do this if k is in both functions?

[@amrencortez2636]

Oh lol

[@amrencortez2636]

What about k(x)^2 for one function and 2(x)+k both are at 2

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Thanks

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i like how he teaches similar to patrickjmt

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[@adnanasim5458]

Sir, why you put x=5 not x>5

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[@pepperdayjackpac4521]

it's 5, but it's not included. So you have to draw an open circle. It would still connect with the other function though, so it's continuous.

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i think a light bulb just flipped in my brain