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When is f/g continuous at c, given f and g continuous there?
Af(c) is zero
Bg'(c) exists
Cg(c) equals f(c)
Dg(c) is not zero
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. g(c) is not zero
A quotient is only defined where the denominator is nonzero, so g(c) must not be zero.
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