The graph shown represents the history of a person learning the material on limits and continuity. At time t2, the student's mind goes blank during a quiz. At time ts, the instructor explains a concept particularly well, then suddenly a big jump in understanding takes place. Use the graph to answer questions 7-10 below. P() 100 Percentage of mastery SO- 12 Time D Question 7 5pts Use the Learning graph above to answer this question. Check all the values where the function p is discontinuous. D Question 8 5 pt Use the Learning graph above to answer this question. Consider the following values. L. lim p(t) 2. lim p(t) 3. lim p(t) 4. p(t1 ) Compute 2. Enter 0 if it is undefined. structure.com/courses/116334/quizzes/318809/take G D Question 9 5 pts Use the Learning graph above to answer this question. Consider the following values. 1. lim p(t) 2. lim p(t) 3. lim p(t) 4. p(tz Compute 4. Enter O if it is undefined D Question 10 5 pts Use the Learning graph above to answer this question. Consider the following values 1. lim p(t) 2. lim p(t) 3. lim p(t) 4. p(t.) Compute 2. Enter O if it is undefined