State the domain of the rational function: f(x) = z224 A) (-00,00) B) (-00, 0] u [0,00) 0 (0o,0) U (0,00) D) 600,-2) U (-2, 2) U (2,00) (the “00” are infinity signs btw)

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State the domain of the rational function:

f(x) = z224
A)
(-00,00)
B)
(-00, 0] u [0,00)
0
(0o,0) U (0,00)
D)
600,-2) U (-2, 2) U (2,00)
(the “00” are infinity signs btw)

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