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Let f, g : R `->`R be defined, respectively by `f(x) = x + 1`,`g(x) = 2x 3`. Find `f + g, f g`and `f/g`.

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`(i)" "3x-2 " "(ii)" " -x+4 " "(iii)" "2x^(2)-x-3" "(iv)" "(x+1)/(2x-3)`

(iv) dom `((f)/(g))="dom "(f)nn"dom "(g)-{x:g(x)=0}`
`=RnnR-{(3)/(2)}=R-{(3)/(2)}`.
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