SOLUTION: Is the domain set for, h(x)=1/(x^(2)+4t equal to (-infinity,-4)U(0,+infinity)?
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Is the domain set for, h(x)=1/(x^(2)+4t equal to (-infinity,-4)U(0,+infinity)?
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The domain set for
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John
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My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it