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Find the domain of the function expressed by the formula:

a
y=
x^(2)+8
b
y=
(1)/(x) −7
c
y=
(2)/(3) +x
d
y=4x−0.2

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User Fiver
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Answer:

a. Domain - x= all real numbers

b. Domain - x= all real numbers except 0

c. Domain - x= all real numbers

d. Domain - x= All real numbers

Explanation:

The domain of a function is all the possible x values. It is easy to solve for domain by graphing the function.

a graph - blue

b graph - red

c graph - green

d graph - purple

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