Finding the Domain of a Function with a Root as the Denominator
In this lesson, you will learn how to find the domain of a rational function with a root as the denominator. The domain is all the values that are defined for your function, so you can't have input values that don't give an output value. You'll see how to apply this thinking to a function and learn how to solve for values that make the denominator 0, as well as the inequality that the radical function has to be greater than 0. By the end of the lesson, you'll know how to determine the domain for a rational function with a root as the denominator.
Finding the domain of a rational function with a root as the denominator
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