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What is one of the real number values that must be excluded from the domain of the function g(x) = 3x-6 / x^2-7x+12?
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set the denominator equal zero and solve. that is all the work
\[(x-3)(x-4_=0\] \[x=3,x=4\] those values are excluded. everything else is ok
What do you mean by excluded do i use 4 or 3 to solve the numerator?
when u have a fraction the denominator cannot b equal to zero or else it isnot within the domain. so if u solve the denominator for zero then u can find where the the domain isnt included
How do I solve it then?
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i solved it in step one above. you set the denominator= 0, solve for x, and exclude those values
oooh i get it now
good!
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