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Let f(x) =the square root of x, g(x) = x + 8 and h(x) = 9x. Find the domain of the following function then simplify the expression. (g − h)(x)
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(g-h)(x) = x+8-9x=8-8x=8(1-x) the domain is all real numbers
oh wait sorry h=9/x !!
ok similarly (g-h)(x) = x+8 - 9/x and the domain R−{0} (all real numbers except for x=0)
so itd be x-1/x ?
no, x +8 -9/x cannot be simplifed any further
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