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The function is \"\".

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All possible values of \"\" is the domain of the function.

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Since it is a rational function, the denominator of the function should not be the zero.

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\"\"

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\"\", \"\" and \"\"

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\"\", \"\"and \"\".

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Therefore, the domain of the function is all real numbers of \"\" except  \"\", \"\"and \"\".

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Domain in set-builder notation is \"\".

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The domain is in interval notation :\"\".

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Set-builder notation is preferential because it is more concise to list the three real numbers to which \"\" cannot be equal rather than the four intervals of which \"\" is an element.

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 Domain set is \"\".