Question

Which inequality represents all values of X for which the product below is defined?

Answer 1

Answer:

x ≥6

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the product:

√(x-6)*√(x+3)

The function has to be defined if x ≥0

Hence;

√(x-6)*√(x+3)≥0

Find the product

√(x-6)(x+3)≥0

Square both sides

(x-6)(x+3)≥0

x-6≥0 and x+3≥0

x≥0+6 and x ≥0 - 3

x ≥6 and x ≥-3

Hence the required inequality is x ≥6