Mathematics, 02.11.2021 04:30, amanuelwold

I got this question wrong and was wondering if someone could help. Let f(x)= x/3 x<-3
x+2 x>-3 , Then f is continuous at -3 if f(-3) is defined as?
-4
-3
-2
-1

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