Learn how to find the domain of a radical function. Recall that the domain of a function is the set of possible input values (x-values) of the function. For a radical square-root function, there cannot be a negative number inside the radical. Thus, to find the domain of a radical square root function, we set up the value inside the radical as an inequality greater than or equal to 0 and solve for the inequality for the variable.
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Last question +&- 3 should not take the ans is =R except(+3, -3)
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Also, what if u had a plus inside teh square root of teh first function instead of a minus? How would taht work? Since u can't possibly do difference of squares there nor simplify
Hey. So u didn't explain how to find the range of each function. Can u please make a video on that as well? And if not, can u tell me how
I always have a hard time determining whether a problem’s solution is all real numbers or has one solution, this helps enlighten me more, thanks!
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X^2 -9 > 0 …. it's an inequality not an equality
Thanks for your help with this
Can you write the answer (-2,3) also?
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i have a question that i have asked various physicst and mathematicians they all seem to give differnet theorys or do not no can you please tell me how i can explain an implied infinative inside a math equation?