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Problem

Consider the functions f(x)=4−xf(x)=\sqrt{4-x} and g(x)=1x−3g(x)=\dfrac{1}{x-3}. Which of the following correctly states their respective domains? (a) f:[4,∞),  g:(−∞,3)f: [4,\infty),\; g: (-\infty,3) (b) f:(−∞,4),  g:(3,∞)f: (-\infty,4),\; g: (3,\infty) (c) f:(−∞,4],  g:(−∞,∞)∖{3}f: (-\infty,4],\; g: (-\infty,\infty)\setminus\{3\} (d) f:(−∞,4],  g:(3,∞)f: (-\infty,4],\; g: (3,\infty)

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