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Give the domain of each of the following functions in interval notation. f(x)=(7)/(1-x^(2)) Give the domain of each of the following functions in interval notation. 7 f()= 12

          Give the domain of each of the following functions in interval notation.
f(x)=(7)/(1-x^(2))
Give the domain of each of the following functions in interval notation. 7 f()= 12
        
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00:01 Problem number 95 in which we need to find the domain of x plus 7 over x minus 3 okay so since this is in fractional form so x minus 3 cannot be equal to 0 so x…
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