Asked by George
an object has a mass of m= 3x/4x^2 and density of d=x-1/2^2 where ve m/d and state any restrictions on the variable.
So this simplifies to v=3x/2x-2 my question is the restriction i have found is x cannot be 1 which would make the denominator zero. Do I have to be concerned with the numerator as well. Should another restriction also be x cannot equal zero because that would make the numerator zero?
So this simplifies to v=3x/2x-2 my question is the restriction i have found is x cannot be 1 which would make the denominator zero. Do I have to be concerned with the numerator as well. Should another restriction also be x cannot equal zero because that would make the numerator zero?
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Answered by
Steve
numerator zero is no problem.
0/x = 0 for any nonzero x.
The only restrictions you need worry about are where the denominator is zero.
0/x = 0 for any nonzero x.
The only restrictions you need worry about are where the denominator is zero.
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