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find \: the \: domin \: of \: f(x) =  \frac{x {}^{2}  { + 5x + 1}^{} }{(x - 2)(x - 3)}

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Answered by nand23829
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Explanation:

To find the domain, we will factor the quadratic expression in the square root to get

F

(

x

)

=

(

x

2

)

(

x

3

)

.

Assuming

F

:

R

R

, we know that

(

x

2

)

(

x

3

)

0

. Consider

x

<

2

: we have

(

negative

)

(

negative

)

=

positive

0

.

Consider

2

<

x

<

3

: we have

(

positive

)

(

negative

)

=

negative

<

0

.

Consider

x

>

3

: we have

(

positive

)

(

positive

)

=

positive

0

.

Therefore, the domain of

F

is

x

(

,

2

]

[

3

,

)

.

For the range of

F

, we know that the square root function returns non-negative numbers so we know that the range of

F

is

y

[

0

,

)

.

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