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Question #96090

what is the domain of 1/x and domain of x^2-x-6

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domain "\\frac{1}{x}" is "(-\\infin;0)\\bigcup(0;+\\infin)" and

domain "x^2-x-6" is "(-\\infin;+\\infin)"

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