A continuous function is a graph without any breaks that passes the vertical line test, while a discrete function is a graph that has breaks but still passes the vertical line test. The document discusses the differences between continuous and discrete functions and asks the reader to determine if a given graph is continuous or discrete based on whether it has breaks and passes the vertical line test.

2. Continuous Functions A graph could be said to be a continuous function , at some point, if the graph does not have any breaks and it passes the vertical line test.

3. Discrete Functions A graph could be said to be a discrete function if the graph does have breaks, but still passes the vertical line test

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