Which of the following is an excluded value of the rational expression shown x-2/x-6

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anonymous · Answer

Fr excludd values, Denominator is zero

x-6 =0
x-6

hero · Answer

Whatever value makes the denominator equal to zero is the excluded value.

anonymous · Answer

x=6

hero · Answer

Darn it @him1618 giving answers

anonymous · Answer

but what about the x-2? Im sorry I do not understand :) I do want to learn it though

anonymous · Answer

i gave the explanation as well

hero · Answer

You should give the person a chance to answer the question first at least.

anonymous · Answer

leave @him1618  alone @Hero he is helping me! thanks buddy

anonymous · Answer

se..the excluded value is defined as values where the function is undefined..a rational function becomes undefined only when the denomiator is zero

hero · Answer

You know, like give a hint similar to something I gave. No he gave you the answer. We don't call giving answers "helping" on Open Study. Sorry to disappoint you.

anonymous · Answer

Will you drop it dude! She has understood it..thats enough

anonymous · Answer

what are you @Hero ? the open study police? I cant control what he says. and he is still helping me understand it even though he stated the answer. If your going to continue getting pissy about it get off the chat room. sue me. lol now lets talk about math!

hero · Answer

@him1618, you're not in any position to say anything regarding the matter since you're the guilty one.

anonymous · Answer

@Hero  your gay. bye now

hero · Answer

@annat24, just aweful

anonymous · Answer

Dont get jumpy...im trying to help..with all due respect to your level, Ive been on OS longer...leave this juvenile gibberish and focus on math.annat24...dont get rude..have you understood?

anonymous · Answer

whoopsies! :/ @Hero |dw:1368429352776:dw|

anonymous · Answer

hahahahahahaha sorry Ithought it was funny. alright thank you bye everyone

hero · Answer

It was anything but..