Big Ideas Math - Algebra 1, A Common Core Curriculum

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Chapter 10 - Radical Functions and Equations - 10.1 - Graphing Square Root Functions - Exercises - Page 548: 3

Answer

$\color {red} {\text{Domain of a Square Root Function}}$

Work Step by Step

$\text{Explanation:}$ The $\color {red} {\text{Domain of a Square Root Function}}$ is set of all values of $\color {blue} {x} $ for which the expression under the radical sign $\color {brown} {\surd} $ must be Greater than or equal to Zero. $\text{For Example:}$ Consider the Square Root Function is $y=\sqrt x$ So the Domain of $f$ is $x\ge 0$.
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