Removable Discontinuity:A removable discontinuity occurs when there is an open hole or gap in the graph that can be filled by redefining or removing that specific point.
Jump Discontinuity:A jump discontinuity happens when there are two distinct parts of a graph separated by an open space, creating an abrupt change from one part to another.
Infinite Discontinuity:An infinite discontinuity occurs when there are vertical asymptotes present in the graph, causing unbounded behavior as x approaches certain values.