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how to find the domain of an vector function?
Finding the Domain of a Vector Function
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how to find the domain of an vector function?
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What do you mean by "a vector function"? Do you have a specific problem that you need help with?
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You find the domain of a vector function the same way you find the domain of any function: if it is not specifically given, the domain is the set of all "x" values for which the calculation can be done.
If you don't understand that, show us the example you are working on.
If you don't understand that, show us the example you are working on.
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