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(6d^(2)c)/(3c) what is the excluded value
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(6d^(2)c)/(3c) what is the excluded value

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Answer:

The excluded value is c=0

Explanation:

The excluded value is when the denominator goes to zero

(6d^(2)c)/(3c)

3c = 0

c =0

The excluded value is c=0

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