Find the domain y=1-7x/8-|3x-15|

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SCORPION-xisa [38]2 years ago

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Using set builder notation, the domain of the given function is;

{x | x ≠ 5}

<h3>How to find the Domain of a Function?</h3>

The domain is all values of x that makes the given expression undefined.

The given expression is;

y = (1 - 7x)/8 - 1/|3x - 15|

To find the value of x that will make the expression undefined, it means that we will equate the denominator to zero to get;

|3x - 15| = 0

Thus;

3x = 15

x = 15/3

x = 5

Thus, using set builder notation, the domain of the given function is;

{x | x ≠ 5}

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