What is the Domain of the Function t^(-1) + 2t^(-2)?

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The domain of the function t^(-1) + 2t^(-2) is all real numbers except for 0. This conclusion is reached by rewriting the function as 1/t + 2/t^(2), which clearly shows that the function is undefined at t = 0. Therefore, the domain can be expressed as D = {t ∈ ℝ | t ≠ 0}.

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Find the domain.

t^(-1) + 2t^(-2)

Let me see if I get it.

1/t + 2/t^(2)

Let D = domain

D = t is all real numbers except for 0.
 
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RTCNTC said:
Find the domain.

t^(-1) + 2t^(-2)

Let me see if I get it.

1/t + 2/t^(2)

Let D = domain

D = t is all real numbers except for 0.

yes because at t = 0 it is not defined and at all other t it is defined
 

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