This type of solution does not satisfy the original equation and is omitted from the possible answers. it is sometimes referred to as the restriction on the domain.

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20 January, 06:05

This type of solution does not satisfy the original equation and is omitted from the possible answers. it is sometimes referred to as the restriction on the domain.

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Cassius Mccullough · Answer 1

An extraneous solution does not satisfy the original equation and is omitted from the possible answers. It is sometimes referred to as the restriction on the domain. This is usually used to jump start a correct solution to a problem but does not answer the problem itself.