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23 Jul 2006, 20:12
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23 Jul 2006, 21:39
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Given Z^2<9
-3<Z<3
I. (Z+1)/Z : not defined at Z=0
II. (Z-4)/(Z-2)^2 : not defined at Z=2
III. (18)/(Z-5)(Z+1) : not defined at Z=-1
None of them.
Thus, A.
-3<Z<3
I. (Z+1)/Z : not defined at Z=0
II. (Z-4)/(Z-2)^2 : not defined at Z=2
III. (18)/(Z-5)(Z+1) : not defined at Z=-1
None of them.
Thus, A.
23 Jul 2006, 22:35
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Gr8 job!! A is the answer.. 
I didn't understand the question when read it.. I was thrown off by word "defined" .... Later reading the explanation I realised what author actually meant by defined..
I didn't understand the question when read it.. I was thrown off by word "defined" ..
.. Later reading the explanation I realised what author actually meant by defined.. 
