3 is a domain value, so it's an input, or a value for x. Replace x with 3 for each of these functions and simplify them. Do they all simplify to a number (in which case 3 is in the domain) or something unreal, like the square root of a negative (in which case 3 is not in the domain, so undefined).
Isaiah W.
asked 06/18/21(b) For the functions from part (a) that do have 3 in their domain, find the value of the function at 3. (If 3 is not in the domain, enter UNDEFINED.)
(a) Which of the following functions have 3 in their domain? (Select all that apply.)
h(x) = ![]() |
x − 6 |
f(x) = x2 − 3x
g(x) = x − 3 |
x |
(b) For the functions from part (a) that do have 3 in their domain, find the value of the function at 3. (If 3 is not in the domain, enter UNDEFINED.)
f(x) = x2 − 3x
g(x) = x − 3 |
x |
h(x) = ![]() |
x − 6 |
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