If functions f and g have domains Df and Dg respectively, then the domain of f / g is given by

(A) the union of Df and Dg

(B) the intersection of Df and Dg

(C) the intersection of Df and Dg without the zeros of function g

(D) None of the above

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Captain Crunch

24 March, 15:23

If functions f and g have domains Df and Dg respectively, then the domain of f / g is given by

(A) the union of Df and Dg

(B) the intersection of Df and Dg

(C) the intersection of Df and Dg without the zeros of function g

(D) None of the above

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Jermaine Cochran · Answer 1

If functions f and g have domains Df and Dg respectively, then the domain of f / g is given by the intersection of Df and Dg without the zeros of function g. Good luck Maryam!~ <3

If functions f and g have domains Df and Dg respectively, then the domain of f / g is given by(A) the union of Df and Dg(B) the intersection of Df and Dg(C) the intersection of Df and Dg without the zeros of function g(D) None of the above

If functions f and g have domains Df and Dg respectively, then the domain of f / g is given by

(A) the union of Df and Dg

(B) the intersection of Df and Dg

(C) the intersection of Df and Dg without the zeros of function g

(D) None of the above