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31 March, 13:28

If f (x) = 2-X1/2 and g (x) = x^2-9, what is the domain of g (x) divided by f (x)

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  1. 31 March, 14:16
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    I'm assuming X1/2 is sqrt (x) = x^ (1/2) = x^.5

    You have to rationalize the denominator of 2-x^.5 which means multiplying by the conjugate or (2+x^.5) / (2+x^.5) which has a value of 1, so you aren't changing the value at all.

    The answer is

    (3x^2 - x^2.5 - 9x^.5 - 18) / (4-x)
  2. 31 March, 14:38
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    I think it isx1/2=x^2_9
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