Question

0 as a value of x is never allowed in solving rational function.
True or False? ​

Answer 1

Answer:

true

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

False

• Zero having value of x is allowed in solving rational function because,
• While solving rational numbers, the values can be in terms of 0 or multiple x-terms.
• The initial value f(x) = 0 is itself the starting number by which we solve our rational function problems.
• But the denominator value should not be equal to zero as we get infinity as the answer which does not come under rationality.