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Using interval notation, identify the domain for the function: f(x) = (2x+1)/(x-4)
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you cannot divide by zero so x-4 cannot be zero which means x cannot be equal to _____ (fill in the blank)
x cannot be equal to 4?
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that means that any number but 4 is allowed in the domain
so how would you represent that in interval notation?
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im not sure
well what you do is start with the real number line (-infinity, infinity) then you poke a whole in the real number line at 4 to get this final answer (-infinity, 4) U (4, infinity)
(-infinity, 4) U (4, infinity) says that you include every number but 4 in the domain
Ok that makes sense. Thanks
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