© 2026 Hedgehog Software, LLC

Twitter GitHub Discord

More

Communities Docs About Terms Privacy

shouldn't it be {x: g(x) not equal to 0} ? - iTeachChem

iTeachChem•2y ago•

8 replies

shouldn't it be {x: g(x) not equal to 0} ?

(iv), it is one of the rules for finding domain

rn_image_picker_lib_temp_8b785a2d-5582-466b-85a9-9fec70ba427d.jpg

iTeachChem Join

A Study Community for Everyone and Everything. We have weekly sessions on Spirituality, Math and Science! JEE, NEET prep? All doubts are crowdsourced. Hare Krishna!

1,690Members

Resources

Similar Threads

Was this page helpful?

Similar Threads

my idea of limits is very poor but why is limit x tends to 0 [x sin(1/x)] 0?

iiTeachChem / 💭│doubts

What value to use for g?

iiTeachChem / 💭│doubts

acceleration of balloon will be 0? upward uniform motion?

iiTeachChem / 💭│doubts

Can't figure out how to approach it

iiTeachChem / 💭│doubts