Yes, {{MATH_4}} because {{MATH_5}} is given.{{CMD_6}} {{CMD_7}}No, because we are not given {{MATH_8}} for values of {{MATH_9}} near 3.{{CMD_10}} {{CMD_11}}No, because {{MATH_12}} is not necessarily continuous at 3.{{CMD_13}} {{CMD_14}}Yes, because {{MATH_15}} is differentiable at 3, and therefore {{MATH_16}} is continuous at 3, and therefore {{MATH_17}}.{{CMD_18}} {{CMD_19}}Yes, because {{MATH_20}} is differentiable at 3, and therefore {{MATH_21}} is continuous at 3, and therefore {{MATH_22}}.{{CMD_23}} {{CMD_24}}No, because although {{MATH_25}} is differentiable at 3, that does not mean that {{MATH_26}} is continuous at 3.{{CMD_27}} {{CMD_28}}