M142 7 1 Example 3

functions you need to make sure the denominator is not zero so I would say my domain here is that t should not equal positive Hi everyone in this video we'll continue working on verifying trig identities okay so I have a the bottom is already just a linear Factor on its own so you can imagine that that's X Plus

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• functions you need to make sure the denominator is not zero so I would say my domain here is that t should not equal positive
• Hi everyone in this video we'll continue working on verifying trig identities okay so I have a
• the bottom is already just a linear Factor on its own so you can imagine that that's X Plus

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