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27 January, 03:13

How do you find the domain of f (x) = x over 2x^2-5x-3

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  1. 27 January, 04:53
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    D = ]-∞, - 1/2[ U ]-1/2, 3[ U ]3, + ∞[

    Step-by-step explanation:

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    f (x) = x / (2x²-5x-3)

    f exist for : 2x²-5x-3 ≠ 0

    2x²-5x-3 = 0

    ∆ = b² - 4ac a=2 and b = - 5 and c = - 3

    ∆ = (-5) ² - 4 (2) (-3) = 49 = 7²

    X1 = (-b-√∆) / 2a = (5-7) / 4 = - 1/2

    X2 = (-b+√∆) / 2a = (5+7) / 4 = 3

    the domain is : D = ]-∞, - 1/2[ U ]-1/2, 3[ U ]3, + ∞[

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