AP Calculus AB· difficulty 1/5
A function is continuous at on a graph when
The function is differentiable at
The graph has no break at
The function has a horizontal tangent at
The function attains its maximum at
Explanation
Continuity means the graph can be drawn through the point without lifting the pencil — no jumps, holes, or asymptotes.
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