For this case we must find the domain of the following function:
By definition, the domain of a function is given by all the values for which the function is defined.
In this case, the argument of the expression must be greater than 0 to be defined.
Thus, the domain of the function is given by all the values of x greater than -2.
Answer:
Domain: 
Let's review the terminology. A product is what you get when you multiply two numbers. So, the product of 5 and 2 is basically "5*2," and the product of 5 and 1 is "5*1."
The difference means when you subtract one from the other. So, the difference of 5*2 and 5*1 means "(5*2)-(5*1)". (Note: I put in parentheses to make sure the reader understands that 5*2 is separate from 5*1. 5*2-5*1 is confusing: you might not know what to do first!)
So, "(5*2)-(5*1)" can be your answer, OR you can simplify it further by actually doing the multiplication: "10-5". If you want the answer, just subtract--the expression is equal to 5.
Answer: "<span>(5*2)-(5*1)" OR "10-5" OR "5"</span>
I think it would be the first one? 2 units to the left of g(x).
I hope this helps you
-4x-2y+4x+8y= -12-24
6y= -36
y= -6
-4x-2. (-6)= -12
-4x+12= -12
-4x= -24
x=6
(6, -6)
