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Chapter 11: Q23. (page 731)

State the excluded value or values for each function.

y=6x鈭�1

Short Answer

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Excluded value of the function is 1.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Exclude the values.

Exclude the values for which x鈭�1equals 0.

x鈭�1=0

02

Step 2. Add.

Add 1 on each side of the above-obtained equation.

x鈭�1+1=0+1x=1

03

Step 3. Write the conclusion.

xcannot equal to 1. Therefore, the excluded value is x=1.

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