Question

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What is the domain of the function graphed below?

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Answer 1

domain is everywhere x is defined

Answer 2

so (-infinity, -10)u(-10,infinity) is your domain

Answer 3

notice you would not include brackets because at x=-10 x is undefined so it would get a parenthesis

Answer 4

no @jrn1007
the domain is for all real numbers except -2.
where the vertical asymptote is
the number line is divided into 5 sections each with 2.

Answer 5

true could barely see the graph

Answer 6

so it would be (-infinity,-2)u(-2,infinity)

Answer 7

Actually I think it's (-infinity, -3)?

Answer 8

Since there's two functions there would be two answers right?

Answer 9

no its -2 because at because you can find smaller values on the x-axis where x is defined, and not two answers but using interval notation it would be two sets

Answer 10

put a u between the two interval sets to join them

Answer 11

Okay got it! Thanks for your help and patience.

Answer 12

and sorry not smaller values of x but larger values of x lol for example -2.5 is bigger than -3