What is the domain of the function y=sqrtx+6-7
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I'm assuming ya mean
alrighty, domain is the numbers you can use for x without making wierd stuf happen
the only numbers you can't use are the ones that cause a division by 0 or a squaer root of a negative number
no value of x will make a division by 0 but we can have a negative squaer root
solve for where it will be negative and restrict that reigon
the part under the squaer root is x+6
so
x+6<0
minus 6 both sides
x<-6
that is where we begin to see negative squaer roots
so the domain is x≥-6
alrighty, domain is the numbers you can use for x without making wierd stuf happen
the only numbers you can't use are the ones that cause a division by 0 or a squaer root of a negative number
no value of x will make a division by 0 but we can have a negative squaer root
solve for where it will be negative and restrict that reigon
the part under the squaer root is x+6
so
x+6<0
minus 6 both sides
x<-6
that is where we begin to see negative squaer roots
so the domain is x≥-6
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