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F(x)= 5x^6 what is the domain
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F(x)= 5x^6 what is the domain

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the domain is "the values that x can safely take, without throwing off the expression".

in this case, there are no restrictions to what "x" can be, thus "x" can safely take on all real numbers, and that's the domain.
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(- inf, inf)

polynomial
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