perform the indicated operation and state he domain. let f(x)=3x and g (x)=x-5
f(x)+g(x)

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perform the indicated operation and state he domain. let f(x)=3x and g (x)=x-5
f(x)+g(x)

directrix · Answer

f(x)+g(x) = 3x + x - 5 = 4x - 5.

Denote this as (f+g)(x) = 4x - 5.

directrix · Answer

The domain of a function is the set of acceptable values of x.

So, @bri4life14  what would that be?

anonymous · Answer

how do you solve it

directrix · Answer

If the function were y = 1/x, then the domain would be the set of Real Numbers excluding zero because 1/0 is undefined.

You have no denominator in your function. You have no radicals which must be kept non-negative.

The question is this: Is there any value of x you should exclude from (f+g)(x)?

If not, the domain is the set of Real Numbers.

anonymous · Answer

okay