Right Continuity: A function is said to be right continuous when its locus is approaching towards the specified point and reached the point without any jump i.e.
.
Left limit: Left limit of a function exists when the locus approaches to the specified point from left i.e. .
G(x) =
Left limit at x = 0
= = 1.
Left limit at x = 1
= ¦x¦/x = 1.
Right continuity at x = 0
The function can be written as =
The function shows that the function is not right continuous at x = 0.