Determine the domain of the given function f(t)=(t+2)/sqrt(9-t^2)
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The domain is controlled by √(9-t2). When t=3 or -3 this expression is zero (in the denominator) so t may not take these values. The domain must exclude them. Also, since we cannot graph square roots of a negative number, 9-t2>0, 9>t2. |t|<3. Therefore the domain is -3<t<3.

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