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What are the excluded values?

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–4 and –1
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, 1, and 4
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1
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1 and 4
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The excluded values of a rational expression are 0, 6, and 9. Which of the following could be this expression?

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Which answers did you include in your response?

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No, it does not.
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x and x + 6 are both prime and cannot be factored.
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There are no common factors to divide out.
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x over x + 6 is already simplified.
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If you substitute in a value for x, the fraction will not be equal to .
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