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Identify the excluded value of the function: y = 3/ x + 4
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as the function is undefined at x=0
I need to show my work. I know the answer is x is not equal to - 4
The expression is \(\dfrac{3}{x+4}\). Can you tell me when we exclude a value?
we exclude a value when the function becomes undefined for the function given by u the value of x at which x+4 becomes 0 is excluded so x+4 becomes 0 at x=-4 so -4 is excluded from function
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the function can reach all values except zero
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