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At which real numbers is every polynomial function continuous?
Aat every real number
Bonly at the origin
Conly where it is zero
Donly at the integers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. at every real number
Polynomials are built from continuous constants and powers of x using sums and products, so they are continuous on all of R.
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