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What is the domain of the function y=x^7?

Kiana020

by Kiana020 at September 22, 2011

Please help me! I think it probably has infinity signs or something.

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The domain is found by finding restrictions for the x-value. In other words, what the x-value cannot be. For example, in y=1/x the domain is all real numbers except for zero. Or (-?,0)u(0,?). This is based on the fact that x cannot be zero since it is in the denominator.

SainKookie SainKookie September 23, 2011

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Too bad this site does not allow math symbols like infinity :(

Steve204 Steve204 September 23, 2011

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