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3 years ago

Select the exclusion that fits best with this problem. 13x^6/51x^4

Mathematics

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Damm [24]3 years ago

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ANSWER

$x \ne0$

EXPLANATION

The given problem is

$\frac{13 {x}^{6} }{ 51 {x}^{4} }$

This is defined if and only if

$x \ne0$

Even the given expression can be simplified to obtain:

$\frac{13 {x}^{2} }{ 51}$

The exclusion is

$x \ne0$

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