#composite functions
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the domain of f(x) is equal to the range of f-1(x)
so if u just find the domain of f(x) its the same as the range of f-1(x)
The deonominator ≠ 0
Fuck me that’s a bad example
So solve for x
bc it’s the y value you get when you sub in -3 into pq(x)
exr
the graph is infinite so it’s all the real values of x
Shldnt it be >0 not 1?
why