A vector function v(t) is said to be continuous at a point t=t0 if it is defined in some interval of t0 but does not include t0 itself and lim t -> t0 v(t) = v(t0).

QUESTION 20 A vector function v(t) is said to be continuous at a point t = to if it is defined in some interval of to but does not include to itself and lim v(t) = v(to). t+ to True False ON 71