What is the domain of the function y= 2√3x+4-5

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anonymous · Answer

1 to infinity is its domain as at 0 there will be a negative number in under-root  and we dont need the answer in complex number.

anonymous · Answer

@mr.cake  r u satisfied by the answer!

anonymous · Answer

how to I find the range also?

anonymous · Answer

hmm... I think the domain should be x>=1/3
@annas
@mr.cake

anonymous · Answer

I believe the range is: $$y>-1, for, x \in \mathbb{R}$$

anonymous · Answer

range would be y>=0

anonymous · Answer

*$$y \ge-1$$

anonymous · Answer

Have I interpreted the question faulthy? :x

anonymous · Answer

i think everything is under sqrt

anonymous · Answer

Then listen to Myko @mr.cake his answer is correct.

anonymous · Answer

I get:
$$y=2*\sqrt{3}*x+4-5$$Domain all real numbers; the range all real numbers.

$$y=2*\sqrt{3x}+4-5$$Domain all real numbers equal to zero or greater; the range all real numbers equal to -1 or greater.$$y=2*\sqrt{3x+4}-5$$Domain all real numbers equal to -4/3 or greater; range all real numbers equal to -5 or greater.

anonymous · Answer

x≥0
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