Find the Domain f=6gh

Problem

ƒ(g,h)=6*g*h

Solution

1. Identify the type of function provided. The function ƒ(g,h)=6*g*h is a polynomial function of two variables, g and h

2. Determine if there are any restrictions on the variables. Restrictions typically occur with denominators (which cannot be zero), even roots (which cannot have negative radicands), or logarithms (which must have positive arguments).

3. Analyze the expression for these restrictions. Since the expression 6*g*h involves only multiplication, there are no divisions, roots, or logarithms.

4. Conclude that the variables g and h can take any real number value.

Final Answer

Domain:{(g,h)∈ℝ2}

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