() =
4
/−5
and ℎ() =
+5
/+3
, what is the domain of (ℎ)()?
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The domain includes all values of x for which h(x) exists.
For rational functions (such as this one), the domain doesn't exist for values of x which cause division by 0. So, let's determine which values of x cause the denominator to equal 0:
x+1=0.
x=−1 .
Then, the domain is all values of x excluding x=−1.
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