The Radicals of y5/2 is: (y^5) = y^(5/2)
Can’t see the full graph! But you can see there’s a small portion of the graph showing at the bottom which seems to be continuing making the range start from negative infinity. So, it has to be either the first or last option. You can check where the least and greatest x values that are graphed are to determine your domain
One may note you never quite asked anything, now, assuming simplification,
Answer:
undefined because the change in y is zero since they do not change, therefore it is undefined
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Step-by-step explanation:
ABCDE go through dilation over center (6 , -2) with factor of 1/2 to FGHIJ
AB // FG slope: -2 , √20:√5 = 2: 1
BC // GH // X axis 8:4 = 2:1
CD // HI, slope= 1 , √8:√2 = 2:1
DE // IJ // x axis, 4:2 = 2:1
EA // JF // y axis, 2:1
