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What are the restrictions on the domain (u*v)(x)

What are the restrictions on the domain (u*v)(x)-example-1
User Marchinram
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Answer: x≠0 and x can not be any value for which u(x) = 2

Explanation:

According to the question,

The domain of the function u = R - {0}

Thus if x is the element of the domain of the function u

Then , x ≠0

(v*u)(x) = v[u(x)]

Since, The domain of the function v = R - {2}

u(x) ≠ 2

Second Option is correct.


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