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what exactly is the domain
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the domain is the set of all possible x values that the function is defined for
possible x-values for the function
The domain of a function is the values of X for which the function is defined- that is, values of X that have a corresponding Y value.
all valid places in x where the function exists
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ravi i think that is true but not an accepted definition... lets stick to the standards :)
lol .. funny.. thanks 2 evryone
u r right saso
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