F(x)= x^3-x

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For each of the following functions, state the DOMAIN

David W. · Accepted Answer

Krisli, the domain is the possible income of your function.  I do not see any limits on this function.  You can put anything in for x and get a possible answer, so your domain is all real numbers.

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