((x+1)|x-5|)/sqrt(x-4)=0

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((x+1)|x-5|)/sqrt(x-4)=>0

anonymous · Answer

$$\frac{(x + 1) |x-5|}{\sqrt{x-4}} \ge 0$$
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Hmm |x - 5| is always positive and so is sqrt{x - 4} for x greater than 4

Hence this function is always positive for x >4 if we chose less numbers less than 4 we will have a imaginary number in the denominator not valid over real numbers

anonymous · Answer

The whole function R to R is only valid for x > 4 and for x >4 the function is always positive

curry · Answer

ty that helped so much

curry · Answer

are u going to be on for a while

anonymous · Answer

No Problem

anonymous · Answer

Yeah ask me anything but asymptotes, they don't teach it here (In India)

curry · Answer

i can if u want

curry · Answer

um look at this link it will take me too long for me explain

anonymous · Answer

Okay! :D

curry · Answer

http://www.purplemath.com/modules/asymtote4.htm

anonymous · Answer

Thanks!

curry · Answer

an asymptote is a line in the graph where the equation will never cross

anonymous · Answer

Hmm Interesting

curry · Answer

http://www.mathnstuff.com/math/spoken/here/1words/e/endbeh.htm

anonymous · Answer

Hmm Nice the Link is good, I gotta practice asymptotes now

anonymous · Answer

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