Kenneth S. answered • 09/16/16
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All reals: (- infinity, -infinity) because your function is simply a st. line, no limitations are evident.
Judging by what you have said ("it cannot be 2"), it appears that you may have omitted part of the problem, e.g. perhaps this should be a rational algebraic function with (x-2) as a denominator.
Kenneth S.
No, sir the domain is all reals EXCEPT 2, which is ruled out of the domain. (There's a Vertical Asymptote there.)
I assume you can now write the domain in interval notation, splitting it into two parts, from left to right, joined by the Union symbol.
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