determining continuity

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1<x<2: f(x)=1/2+x.

0<x<1: f(x)=x.

-1<x<0: f(x)=-1/2+x.

x<-1: f(x)=-1+x.

The function is defined for all x<2. There are discontinuities at x=-1, 0 and 1 and the function is not defined for x>2.

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