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Previous Question: Find the domain of the following g(x) = 5x/( x^2+25) f(x) = √(x+6) k(t) = 〖5t〗^2- 6t+2 k(x) = (3x-3)/(x+2) m(x) = 5x+7 Next Question: I did not reliaze it but there is a second part to the question so I am resubmitted it all at this time. the questions is The solutions of line a are (3, 3), (5, 5), (15, 15), (3

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