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The domain of the function f defined by `f(x)= sqrt(4-x) + (1)/(sqrt(x^(2)-1))` is equal to

A

`(-oo, -1)uu(1,4]`

B

`(-oo, -1]uu(1,4]`

C

`(-oo, -1]uu[1,4]`

D

`(-oo,-1)uu[1,4)`

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