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Ever wonder how to mathematically define drawing a line without lifting your pencil? In this video, we bridge the gap between Pre-Calculus function behavior and Calculus limits to define Continuity. We’ll move beyond the visual "pencil test" and use limits to create a precise, formal definition that allows us to rigorously classify discontinuities and analyze piecewise functions. You’ll learn: How to visually identify Removable (Point), Infinite, and Jump discontinuities. The Formal Definition of Continuity: A function f(x) is continuous at x=a only if three specific conditions are met. How to apply the definition to test Piecewise Functions for continuity. The concept of One-Sided Continuity (continuous from the right vs. the left). Properties of continuous functions: why polynomials, rationals, and trig functions behave predictably. This lesson is ideal for students in Grade 10–12 math courses including Pre-Calculus, Algebra II, Functions, or Advanced Functions, as well as those studying AP Precalculus, AP Calculus, IB Mathematics (AA SL/HL), IGCSE, or A-Level Math. This can also help those enrolled in post-secondary Calculus courses. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 00:37 - Visualizing Continuity and Types of Discontinuities 1:35 - The Definition of Continuity 3:35 - Piecewise Function & Continuity Example 6:05 - Piecewise Function Involving One-Sided Limits 9:13 - Further Definitions and Properties of Continuity 11:25 - Recap and Check Your Understanding Question Leave your answer in the comments below, and let us know what kind of math content you want to see next! Like and subscribe for more math tutorials from Your Math X-Plained.