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For f(x)=3x+1 and g(x)=x^2-6, find (f/g)(x) A. 3x+1/x^2-6, x≠±√6 B. x^2-6/3x+1 C. x^2-6/3x+1, x≠-1/3 D. 3x+1/x^2-6

For f(x)=3x+1 and g(x)=x^2-6, find (f/g)(x) A. 3x+1/x^2-6, x≠±√6 B. x^2-6/3x+1 C. x^2-6/3x+1, x≠-1/3 D. 3x+1/x^2-6
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For f(x)=3x+1 and g(x)=x^2-6, find (f/g)(x)

A. 3x+1/x^2-6, x≠±√6

B. x^2-6/3x+1

C. x^2-6/3x+1, x≠-1/3

D. 3x+1/x^2-6

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The answer for this question is D.
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