What is the domain of this function? O {x|x 20) O {x|x 58) O x O {x|x < 0x2 8)

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What is the domain of this function?

O {x|x 20)
O {x|x 58)
O x
O {x|x < 0x2 8)

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Only the third one make sense I believe

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