What is the domain of the function y=2√x-6? 88AX<∞ O 0≤x<∞ 3≤x<∞ 6≤x<∞

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Travka [436]2 years ago

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Answer:

If the x-6 is all under the sqrt, the last answer is right:

6<= x <= infinity

If only x is under the sqrt and - 6 is NOT under the sqrt, then:

0 <= x <= infinity is the correct answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

You can look at the equation and or graph to determine the domain of a function. The domain is all the x's that may go into the equation or all the x's on the graph of the function. Inside of a squareroot symbol the number inside there must be positive. While considering the equation, only x's that keep that inside positive can be used.

For sqrt(x-6), x has to be 6 or bigger.

For sqrt(x) - 6, x has to be 0 or bigger.

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