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I understand that for a function to be continuous it has to have the ability

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I understand that for a function to be continuous it has to have the ability to be drawn without having to come up when drawing it but how is this proven mathematically. Im lost as to how to explain this with an actual function or equation. So how do I confirm what is easy to see mathematically?

 
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