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<span>v(x)=(s/t)
= (3x - 6) / (-3x+6)
= [3(x-2)] / [-3(x-2)] --> 3 is factored out
= 1/-1 </span>---> common terms are cancelled out.
= -1 ---> This is the simplified formula.

To find the domain, we equate the denominator to 0.
-3x+6 = 0
3x = 6
x = 2
Domain: all values except 2.

w(x)=(t/s)(x)
= (-3x+6)x / (3x-6)
= [-3x(x-2)] / [3(x-2)] --> 3 is factored out
= -x --> The common terms are cancelled out. This is the simplified formula.

Solving for domain:
3x-6 = 0
3x = 6
x = 2
Domain: all values except 2.

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