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15 November, 02:03

TRUE OR FALSE!

The function f (x) = 3 / (x-3) (x+3) is never equal to zero

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  1. 15 November, 02:06
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    true, because 3 is the numerator, there is nothing that 3 can be divide by to give you 0
  2. 15 November, 02:17
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    True

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Here we are given that it is a function. And when a function is termed as a function it is specifically given a domain and a range.

    In this function, the domain is such that the denominator can not be equal to zero.

    Hence,

    In order to f (x) to be equal to 0

    3 has to be equal to 0 as the denominator can not be 0. And 3 is equal to 0 is not possible.

    Hence this function can not be equal to 0
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