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Estimate the domain

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4 0

Take a look at the horiz. line. It has arrows at both ends. That means that x goes on forever in both directions. Thus, the domain of this function is (-inf, +inf).

solniwko [45]3 years ago

4 0

Since the line is infinity and domain is x

the domain is all real numbers

so C is your answer

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