The common thing about these three graphs is that, they are all _______ in their domain.

Continuous

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Differentiable except at one point

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Differentiable

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Continuous except at one point

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The correct option is B
Differentiable except at one point

In the first graph there is a corner, in the second there is a break in the curve, in the third the tangent at one point is vertical, Therefore, they are all differentiable except at one point in their domain.

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The common thing about these three graphs is that, they are all _______ in their domain.

The correct option is B Differentiable except at one point In the first graph there is a corner, in the second there is a break in the curve, in the third the tangent at one point is vertical, Therefore, they are all differentiable except at one point in their domain.

The correct option is B
Differentiable except at one point

In the first graph there is a corner, in the second there is a break in the curve, in the third the tangent at one point is vertical, Therefore, they are all differentiable except at one point in their domain.