Your answer was E. Wrong. X Find the domain of the given function: $f(x,y) = \frac{3}{2x^2 + 3y^2}$ A {(x,y)|x≥-3/2y} B {(x, y)| x ≤ -2/3 y} C {(x, y)| x ≠ -2/3 y} D {(x, y)| x ≠ 3/2y} E {(x, y)| x ≠ -3/2 y} F None of the above.
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