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Help me with these exclusion problems please....
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How do you do these?
You look for values that cause the denominator to be zero and exclude them.
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So is the denominator is x^2-1 which is (x-1)(x+1) then it is clear that x cannot be 1 or -1 because both would cause the denominator to be zero. Also if the denominator is x^2-y^2 which is the same as (x-y)(x+y) then it is clear that x cannot be y or -y because the denominator would then be zero. So we will exclude these 4 values of x: 1, -1, y, -y
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