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Find the domain of fg f(x) = x^2 +1 g(x) = 1/X

 Nov 10, 2014

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The domain consists of all possible x-values.

In the function:  f(x)  =  x² + 1, every number can be used for x; therefore the domain of x consists of all real numbers.

In the function:  g(x)  =  1/x, every number can be used for x except for zero, because division by zero is undefined; therefore the domain of x consists of all real numbers except zero.

 Nov 10, 2014
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The domain consists of all possible x-values.

In the function:  f(x)  =  x² + 1, every number can be used for x; therefore the domain of x consists of all real numbers.

In the function:  g(x)  =  1/x, every number can be used for x except for zero, because division by zero is undefined; therefore the domain of x consists of all real numbers except zero.

geno3141 Nov 10, 2014

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