Domain of a function, the 3 common cases to be careful! - Videos

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I always use these 3 conditions too!! #YAAAY

Did you forget about arcsin and arccos?

Master Cao, thanks!

what’s log base -2 of -8? is it 3 or no answers?

Let f(x) = (x^2-1)/(x^2+3x+2)

Bottom = x^2+3x+2 = (x+1)(x+2)

So x ≠ -1 and x ≠ -2

But f(-1) = ((-1)^2-1)/((-1)^2-3+2) = 0/0

Using L'Hospitals rule we get g(x) = 2x/(2x+3)

g(-1) = -2/(-2+3) = -2

So Domain is ( x ≠ -1 and x ≠ -2 ) or only x ≠ -2?

I've learned following notations:

If the underlying sets of the examples are R:

Ex.1: D=R{-2, -1}
Ex.2: D=R
Ex.3: D={x∈R|x≤5}
Ex.4: D={x∈R|x<5}

By the way: In German this D stands for "Definitionsbereich"

I think for f(x)=x^x the domain would be:

D=R⁺∪(Q⁻{x∈Q|x=-p/(2q) where p∈N*, q∈N*, gcd(p, 2q)=1, })

With this domain zero (since 0^0 is undetermined), negative fractions with even denominators and negative irrational numbers like -√2 or π are excluded.

So x=-1/3 is alright: (-1/3)^(-1/3) = 1/((-1/3)^(1/3)) = 1/∛(-1/3) = -1,4422495703074083823216383107801

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I can't even divide fractions into decimal points. Fuckin ell'.

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More math problems (calculus 1) thanks

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Inverse sins and inverse cosins are also important sometimes. when you have arcsin(input) then input has to be between -1 and 1 and same for arccos(input)

that is what I call my "Pfui Liste"

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2. Go to 11:23
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5. 😃

Yay!! You chose set-builder notation!!
(Mostly.)😃

how do you differentiate y=x^x by definition?

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"such that" looks like an evaluation line for definite integrals.

Thanks for the algebra refresher. I don't think I was ever taught the domain of a cubic root c:

Hey bprp! Can you integrate sin (2pi*sqrt (1-x^2)) ?? I've tried a lot but couldn't get anything😅😅

@ 9:40 assume the ≧ inequality symbol shouldn't change upon multiplying or dividing by negative numbers, let x=1
x≧-5
-x≧5
if x = 1
-1≧5
Proof by contradiction shows that the inequality signs must be changed to their opposite upon a negative multiplication or division. ≦ ≧ ＜ ＞
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Or saying all x (But only in the real world)= your 2 ways.

20× speed, eh?

Hey blackpenredpen. I love your videos and always look forward to when you upload. I couple of days ago I found an algebra problem that I would love to see you solve in a video. It is:

What is the value of ‘y’ so that y times x^1/sqrt(x) = x

If you could do this in a video I would really appreciate it!

I think you mixed up maximal domain and domain

Please show examples of functions where all 3 cases apply: 1/x, ln x, sqrt x.

Good old BPRP. Jump straight from the x^y=y^x video to high school level.