why f(x)=sinx/(x+1) is continuous at every numbers? state the domain

f(x)=sin x/(x+1)
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x is kontinyues

sine is 2

x+1 is

possabel problem with divide bi (x+1)...

at x=-1, bottom=0...divide bi 0

sine(-1)=-sine(1) is NOT zero...bad point
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