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Apply functions, algebra and probability with explicit conditions.

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Check domain restrictions before cancelling or taking logarithms. A root solves an equation; not every algebraic manipulation preserves equivalence at excluded inputs. Probability calculations require a clear outcome set and assumptions about independence.

Worked example

For x≠1, (x²−1)/(x−1)=x+1. The simplified expression has a value at 1, but the original fraction does not. The restriction must remain.

  1. State restrictions.
  2. Show a valid transformation.
  3. Check candidate solutions in the original problem.

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7

3x=21.

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2

10²=100.

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1/3

Two of six equally likely outcomes: 5 or 6.

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At x=1, the denominator is zero, so cancellation does not restore the original domain.

Keep the restriction after simplifying.

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3x²+2 gives the local rate of change of the function with respect to x.

Differentiate both terms and define rate.

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  • Keep domains.
  • Show working.
  • Explain probability assumptions.

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