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f(x) = x^2 + √(2x - 1) Domain: 

          f(x) = x^2 + √(2x - 1)
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Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
James Stewart 8th Edition
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0:00 Hello students.
00:01 Today we will discuss about this question.
00:03 In this question we are given that a function f of x is equals to sine x divided by x plus 1.
00:11 And here we need to observe that the function is continuous at each member of its domain.
00:19 And here we need to find the domain of its function.
00:25 So here first of all, by drawing a graph for the given, function that is f of x is equals to sine x divided by x plus 1 so here the graph will be like this and here it is like this so this will be the graph of the given function so here according to the graph we can we observe that two disjoint lines are formed so that the domain of the given function is union of the disjoint intervals.
01:14 So here we can write the domain of function f of x that is equals to union of disjoint intervals...
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