Question

find the domain of y=x+2/(x-3)(x+1) We are not as to the format of the answer

Answer 1

all real except 3, -1

Answer 2

x cant be 3 or -1

Answer 3

In domain problems, try to find out which solutions will you give infinity or underterminate answers, and rule them out!

Answer 4

Wow. Would you mind showing me how you got that answer?

Answer 5

basicaly this is in form of rational no... p/q...where q must not be 0. so put denominator =0 and find values

Answer 6

and those values won't be in domain as those give q =0

Answer 7

Any one of the terms (x-3) or (x+1) becoming zero will make the fraction undefined(division by zero). So, x cannot be 3 or -1.

Answer 8

division by zero is infinity not undefined ( 0/0 is undefined)

Answer 9

infinity is also undefined

Answer 10

So it would be all x not equal to 3, x not equal to -1?

Answer 11

correct

Answer 12

Thank you so very much!! GOD bless you for your kindness! While a smart person is here, can you help me with another question? Find the equation in general form of the line (5,-4) (-4,3)

Answer 13

First find the slope

Answer 14

try findin slope m= (y2 -y1)/x2 -x1 then put in the eq y = mx +c ....then put any of the coordinates and find c....
note . 2 and 1 are subscript