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Write the domain in interval notation.f(x) =X+2/X+4(-?, 4) U (4,00)(-?, -4) U (-4,00)(-?, -2) U...

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Write the domain in interval notation.f(x) =X+2/X+4(-?, 4) U (4,00)(-?, -4) U (-4,00)(-?, -2) U (-2, 0)(-?, 2) U (2, ?)

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