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How do you find the domain of the rational expression x over 3 ?

(x)/(3)

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We have to find the domain of the given rational expression
(x)/(3)

Since, Domain of a function is the set of values for which the function is real and defined.

Here, for any value of x the value of y will be always real and defined.

So, we can say that the domain of the rational expression
(x)/(3) is
(-\infty ,\infty ) or we can say the domain of the rational expression is
-\infty <x<\infty

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