. From Algebra we know that rational polynomical expressions are continuous except for those values of x such that denominator equals zero. First, we factorize the polynomial at denominator:
Which domain restrictions apply to this rational expression?
x2+x+6x2+2x−3...
Mathematics, 04.12.2020 17:00 robert7248
Which domain restrictions apply to this rational expression?
x2+x+6x2+2x−3
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