For what value of x would the quotient (3x^2+4x-5)/(x+2) not make sense?

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anonymous · Answer

the question is incomplete...

anonymous · Answer

do you want the x values where the expression is defined?

anonymous · Answer

idk its on apex

anonymous · Answer

apex?

anonymous · Answer

its an online class im taking so i cn skip a grade

anonymous · Answer

still, the question is incomplete...

anonymous · Answer

so wat wld i put

anonymous · Answer

idk what the question is asking... it could be where the expression is defined... and that would be for $\large x\neq -2   $

anonymous · Answer

oh you just changed the question...

anonymous · Answer

lol i nvr finished typing the question i fixed it

anonymous · Answer

the expression wouldn't make sense at x=2 because then the denominator would equal zero... and dividing by zero is taboo....

anonymous · Answer

you could go to jail if you divide by zero...:(

anonymous · Answer

-2 .... i mean negative 2..
$$\huge x=-2 $$

anonymous · Answer

yeah, @dpaInc is right. if you're talking about where x can't be a value, it's -2 because then you would be dividing it by 0. and when you try to divide by 0, unicorns explode.

anonymous · Answer

true story^^^...:)

anonymous · Answer

umm okaii then

anonymous · Answer

ok... so you'll never divide by zero , ok?

anonymous · Answer

poor unicorns. :'(

anonymous · Answer

okaii

anonymous · Answer

yeah, i'm weird. :P