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I need to find the domain of the function S(y)=5y / y+7?

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I need to find the domain of the function S(y)=5y / y+7?

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  1. I need to find the domain of the function S(y)=5y / y+7?

    Domain of this function is from negative infinity to finity;

    except number -7.

    Notation:

    D = {5y / y+7 I  all #s; except -7}

    Hope it helps.

    W.


  2. The domain refers to the possible x values while the range refers the possible y values, since you are looking for the domain in an equation that has no x values the domain is all real numbers, there's no reason x can't be -7 just because y can't be -7

  3. Domain = 0 - any greater number (0 is less than or equal to y is greater than or equal to any greater number)

    Did you mean practical domain?


  4. the domain is all y except y=-7 because it is the only place where S(y) is undefined. It makes the denominator equal to 0.

  5. I assume that you meant to write 5y/(y+7)

    When evaluating domains, the two key points are to avoid even roots of negative numbers and zeros in the denominators. There are no radicals, and only one denominator so

    y + 7 = 0 -> y = -7

    Therefore, the domain is all real numbers except y = -7

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