A function f(x) can be continuous at a point 'a' if .
A
limx→af(x)=∞
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B
left limit ≠right limit
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C
limx→af(x)=0
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Solution
The correct option is Climx→af(x)=0 For a function f(x) to be continous at a point 'a', the limit of the function at that point (a) needs to exist finitely and be equal to f(a).