My TIPS to find the implied DOMAIN of a function

In this video I will work through my favorite tips you will want to know to understand how to find the domain of a function algebraically.

00:00 intro
00:17 Difference Between Included and Excluded
02:31 Know your Graphs
04:23 Know your Rules
07:39 Graph each Restriction Separately

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[brianmclogan]

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[tsuki]

This man's vidoes from 8 years ago legit carrying me through highschool

[Mongodrilo]

It’s been a few months since then, but you helped me graduate lmao. Thank you so much for the great content

[AkachukwuMadueke]

Nice tips! Kept refreshing my Calculus memory for the next semester

[oodeliriousskittlezoo]

How’d you know I needed this since I’m taking calculus?? Thank you so much!!

[BabiidollB]

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[hunter]

You don’t understand how good this timing is Ty

[aqwe-sjlz]

I completed my assignment. Thanks for the help! 0:06

[oldsif]

Hey, if you have the time, can you help with this problem, I'm not sure if I'm over thinking it, but the answer seems to simple, and I cant find any videos on it. The goal is to find all zeros, x^3+x^2+x, shouldn't the only zero be 1, but when I plug it into the graph it goes through zero.

[mryman]

Can you do one for the range algebraically

[abdoalfadeeljudat]

The functions f and g are defined by
F: x ———— remainder when x2 is divided by 7
And g:x ———- remainder when x2 is divided by 5
Show f(5) = g(3)

[charlesludwig]

At 6:12, why is the domain D[0, 4)U(4, infinity) should the 4 after the U be in a bracket? Because x cannot equal it.

[RandomPerson-twmn]

Has anybody else started learning about piecewise functions?