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Exercise 22

Avg difficulty 2.5

For a certain function gg, g′(t)=−8\fe{\fd{g}}{t}=-8 at all values of tt on (−∞,−3)\ointerval{-\infty}{-3} and g′(t)=2\fe{\fd{g}}{t}=2 at all values of tt on (−3,∞)\ointerval{-3}{\infty}.

Janice thinks that gg must be discontinuous at −3-3 but Lisa disagrees. Who's right?

Simonds, Calculus Lab Manual, §4.7 Supplement, Exercise 22

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