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Chapter 14: Q. 16 (page 906)

In Problem, use the accompanying graph of y=f(x)

What is the domain of f?

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The domain of the given function is :(-6,6]-(2,5)

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Step1. Given information 

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Step2. find the domain of the function 

the domain of the function is all possible x values, where the function is defined

according to the given graph, the function is not defined atx<-6,x=2,x=5andx>6Thereforethedomainoffunctionisx鈭�(-6,6]-(2,5)

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