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Answer: i got 100% on the journal activity on EDGE with this “ The difference of piecewise functions and infinite limits is the graphs, with piecewise functions you're graphing several equations... when looking at a graph with an infinite limit there is a difference. A similarity they do have is their end points.” I haven’t been paying attention at all so this I made this up and some how it works(?!)

Step-by-step explanation: I’m not sure if it’s even correct but it worked as a response!

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