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domain 1/((x^2-6x)^(1/4)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

you can find the domain of these p/q form functions by putting denominator equal to zero such as x^2-6x=0 x(x-6)=0 x=0 and x=6 except x=6 and x=0 all other real numbers are in this function's domain

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