A function f is defined by
f(x)=⎩⎨⎧x−3x2−9,2,x=3,x=3.
Answer the following questions related to the behavior of f at x=3.
(a) Identify the type of discontinuity, if any, that f exhibits at x=3. Explain your reasoning by comparing x→3limf(x) with f(3).
(b) Calculate x→3limf(x) analytically.
(c) Redefine f(3) so that the resulting function is continuous at x=3. Justify why your definition removes the discontinuity.
(d) Describe how the graph of f behaves in a neighborhood of x=3, including any relevant coordinate values.