The domain of a function describes all the values x could taken on in order to produce an output. You can notice the value of x is farthest left at a value of 0, which has an open dot and the value of x that is farthest right is at 5 with a closed dot. A closed dot includes the value while an open does not. This means x can be equal to 5, but not zero. We can write our domain as follows:
