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D. there are no restrictions on the values of a.
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Remember we can't divide by zero ;]
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I think its D. But im not good at math so i am not sure.
Well when we have a fraction, we got to make sure the denominator is not equal to zero ie. here a+4 ≠ 0
How do we make sure it doesn't equal zero?
We put restrictions on variables
We put the denominator equal to zero and we solve. Like here we solve a+4=0
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@narissa are you here ?
\[a+4\neq 0,a \neq?\]
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