Question

What are the domain restrictions of the expression g^2

Answer 1

g does not equal -2, 6, or 0

Explanation:

Domain restrictions in this function will be found with values of g that make the denominator (
`g^(3) -4g^(2)-12g`) equal to 0. You can factor out g from the denominator, giving you g=0. Then, you need to factor the quadratic equation
`g^(2) -4g-12` where you'll have (g-6)(g+2). Therefore, you then have g=6 and -2. Each of these values constitute domain restrictions for g