Which statement describes whether the function is continuous at x = –2? The function is continuous at x = –2 because f(–2) exists. The function is continuous at x = –2 because Limit as x approaches negative 2 plus f(x) = f(–2). The function is not continuous at x = –2 because Limit as x approaches negative 2 f(x) ≠ f(–2). The function is not continuous at x = –2 because Limit as x approaches negative 2 f(x) does not exist.