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Oftentimes, the domain will be stated as "not" the numbers that are not allowed to be used.

The domain of a function is the x-values that are allowed to be used.

This depends on the specific properties of that assignment rule. However, the existence of an assignment rule for an input doesn't mean the function is defined for that input.

For a piecewise function, the possible inputs are all the inputs for which the function has an assignment rule.

Students should recall that the domain of a function is the set of all possible inputs, for which the function is defined.

Knowledge of function vocabulary and terminology is encouraged to perform this exercise accurately and efficiently. The student is asked to use the rule to find the domain of the function and then make the correct selection from a multiple choice list.

Find the domain of the function: This problem has a function that is written in a rule form.

There is one type of problem in this exercise: This exercise practices determining the domain of functions whose expressions are a combination of different types of assignment rules.

The Determine the domain of advanced piecewise functions exercise appears under the Algebra II Math Mission and Mathematics III Math Mission.