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Give a formula for a function whose domain is all negative values of x except x=-5
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Somthing like this ? f(x)= 1/(x+5) + 1/(1 - x/|x|)
Does it make sense ?
how did you come up with it?
well it has two parts. This part is undefined when x=-5 (you get a division by 0): 1/(x+5) This part is undefined for non-negative numbers: 1/(1 - x/|x|) notice that |x| means absolute value of x, so: x/|x| will be 1 for postive values of x, -1 for negative values of x and undefined for x=0 only for negative numbers we wont have a division by zero below: 1/(1 - x/|x|) Let me know if this is clear :)
this is clear. but there are no simpler equations to use?
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f(x)= 1/(x+5) + log( -x )
f(x) = log(-x) / (x+5)
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