A function g is defined on all real numbers except at x=2, where its formula would yield g(x)=x−2x2−4.
(a) For x=2 the expression simplifies to x+2. At x=2, no value is currently assigned.
a. Part 1: Identify the type of discontinuity that occurs at x=2 for g and provide a detailed explanation based on the behavior of the limit of g(x) as x approaches 2.
b. Part 2: Describe precisely how defining g at x=2 could remove this discontinuity and justify, using the definition of continuity, that the newly defined function is continuous at x=2.