If f and g are two real functions such that domain of f is D1 and domain of g is D2 both being subsets of R . My book says that the function f+g will have the domain (D1∩D2). Why is this? And if f and g have co-domain C1 and C2 respectively such that C1 and C2 are subsets of set of real numbers then what will be the co-domain of f+g?
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