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In order for the following fraction to be defined, what value(s) can x not assume?

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Previous Question: graph f defined on the domain -1<x<4 as follows f(x) =x^2+1 for -1<x<1 and sqrtx-1 for 1<x<4 Next Question: Could I please have help with this question? Write an Absolute Value Inequality to describe each graph Number Line: ______________________._______________________.___________

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