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What is the domain of the function h?h(x)=6 square root (4x+3) over 9x-4

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Given:


h(x)=\frac{6\sqrt[]{4x+3}}{9x-4}

a) The domain of the function is a set of all input values for which the function is real and defined.

First, find the on-negative values of radical and undefined points.


\begin{gathered} 4x+3\ge0\ldots\text{.non}-\text{negative values for radical} \\ 4x\ge-3 \\ x\ge-(3)/(4) \\ \text{the function is undefined when 9x-4=0} \\ 9x-4=0 \\ 9x=4 \\ x=(4)/(9) \end{gathered}

The domain is,


\: \lbrack-(3)/(4),\: (4)/(9))\cup((4)/(9),\: \infty)

b) Range of the function is a set of dependant variables for which the function is defined.

The range is,


-\infty<strong>Answer:</strong>[tex]\text{Domain:}\lbrack-(3)/(4),\: (4)/(9))\cup((4)/(9),\: \infty)

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