Original post by SVT2015
How do i find the range of g where the function is given as
g(x) = x/x-2, x is a member of a real number, x >2.
The answer gives g(x) as >1 but i don't understand (?)
help please!
g(x) = x/x-2, x is a member of a real number, x >2.
The answer gives g(x) as >1 but i don't understand (?)
help please!
Since the restriction is given, what does that mean about the denominator?
(edited 6 years ago)
Original post by Desmos
Since the restriction is given, what does that mean about the denominator?
The denominator is larger than 0?
Original post by SVT2015
The denominator is larger than 0?
Okay, now think about the numerator and denominator with respect to each other.
Original post by Desmos
Okay, now think about the numerator and denominator with respect to each other.
How do you mean? i'm a bit confused!
Original post by SVT2015
How do you mean? i'm a bit confused!
In terms of size
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