SOLUTION: Find the domain of the function:
f(x)= 5x+4/x^2+3x+2
I know that the denominator can't be 0, so would I set x^2+3x+2 greater than 0?
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f(x)= 5x+4/x^2+3x+2
I know that the denominator can't be 0, so would I set x^2+3x+2 greater than 0?
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Question 337208: Find the domain of the function:
f(x)= 5x+4/x^2+3x+2
I know that the denominator can't be 0, so would I set x^2+3x+2 greater than 0? Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! No, set it equal to zero and look for x values that make it zero.
You can factor the denominator,
