Question

How do you find the domain of equations? For example, how do you find the domain of y= x+2/x-4.. please show the scratch and not just the answer. thanks!

Answer 1

http://vyew.com/418625/Solved

password: hat

Answer 2

??? Are you there?

Answer 3

what?

Answer 4

Did you click on the link yet?

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

Why did you leave?

Answer 7

i couldn't hear or see anything

Answer 8

Hmmm, strange. Try it again. You have to enter that password in order to get in

Answer 9

well what is it?

Answer 10

can someone please help mee:)

Answer 11

I thought I helped you already?

Answer 12

And why am I your enemy?

Answer 13

yeah that was not me saying that.. i don't know who said that

Answer 14

Did you get the steps?

Answer 15

no sorryyyy haha i was confused

Answer 16

and i think someone hacked onto my account because that was not me saying that

Answer 17

Why did you leave?

Answer 18

Go back to it

Answer 19

i dont understand the steps

Answer 20

I can explain them

Answer 21

can you just type them here?

Answer 22

If you don't understand something, you have to ask questions.

Answer 23

No, I can't

Answer 24

I mean, I can, but what's the point? It's much easier to write them and explain as I go. Here, you definitely won't understand and I'll have to do way more typing. Talking and writing is easier than typing equations and typing words with no voice

Answer 25

Just go back.

Answer 26

no thank you, thank you though