Radicals cannot exist as a denominator, so you would multiply both Sqrt96 and Sqrt8 by the Sqrt8, giving you Sqrt768 over 8 (since a sqrt times itself is the base number, in this case 8) then you would simplify Sqrt768 into 16 x Sqrt3, leaving you with 16xSqrt3 over 8. simplify into 2Sqrt3 by dividing.
Answer:
Third Option
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that the function is defined as
. Since the denominator is
then we know that
when
We also know that the division by 0 is not defined. Therefore, the limit of when "x" tends to
is infinite.
The function is the inverse of
By definition, if we have a function f(x), its domain will be equal to the range of its inverse function . If
, then
This also happens for the function
If when then when
Then, the answer is:
