What is the domain for this function sqrt(1/x+1)?
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/2 3? /5 >? /2 sin^(-1) ( sin 3?
/5 ) = sin^(-1) ( sin (? - 3? /5 )) = sin^(-1) ( sin 2? /5 ) = 2?
/5? -? /2,?
/2 2? /5.
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