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Finding the domain of a function, without graphing.
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  • helpful video,but 1 more question,when do we need to write "x e R"-[x includes all real numbers] in the answer when we are asked to find the domain?

  • @chloetan2912 you are using set notation, i think i use interval notation. it is all the same thing, perhaps just ask your teacher if they have a preferred notation for you to use.

  • Hate learning!!!!!

  • @brandeberry13 drop out and get a job at mcdonalds then.

  • @patrickJMT i know some guy in uni who works at mcdonalds as a part-time job.o.o

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  • I cant understand what you did In 2nd example :(

  • that is baad m'kay.

  • I understand math soo easy when you teach it yet still failed finals :(

  • Is there really a difference in finding the domain of this, a 2D function from a 3D function? Any help (even a yes or no) would be helpful!

  • I feel so secure in my manhood, to say that you taught me to love math.

  • Tu :)

  • I am very happy to see the vidoe after you give this Finding the Domain of a Function

  • I Really Like The Video From Your Finding the Domain of a Function

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