Question

WHAT IS The range of 3 √ x !?!?! PLEASE PLEASE PLAESE PLAESE I BEGGG I BEGGGGGGG! LOL

Answer 1

What can x be? What numbers can you not take the square root of?

Answer 2

O?

Answer 3

\[\sqrt{0} = 0\]

Answer 4

You can take the square root of 0, since 0*0=0. You can't divide by 0, don't forget that when determining range and domain.

Answer 5

YES BUT LET ME SHOW U GUYS THE OPTIONS

Answer 6

Try turning off your caps lock, it doesn't really help you.

Answer 7

\[\sqrt{-1} \notin R\]

Answer 8

o sorry lol :)

Answer 9

what types of numbers can we not square root?

Answer 10

Haha it's fine. So yes, eigenschmeigen is right, if you can guess what that means. Remember that a domain is all the numbers of x you can choose to satisfy an equation while the range is all the numbers you can have as a result of your domain.

Answer 11

i attached a picture of the options can u guys check it out

Answer 12

Numbers in these brackets [x,y] mean that they are included in the range or domain. Numbers in parenthesis (x,y) mean that they're not included, but every number between them is.

Answer 13

can u guys help because he didnt help :(

Answer 14

Well, what do you think the answer is?

Answer 15

@Kainui i personally think you were explaining very well

Answer 16

C ?

Answer 17

what happens if you put a negative number for x?

Answer 18

@eigenschmeigen im just very slow in math like i dont get anything im sorry and i need to get this half a credit graduate with my class by june 3rd and its a whole bunch of quizes this invluded and im just stressing! :(((

Answer 19

what happens if we put a negative number in for x?

Answer 20

what do we get, for example, if i put in -16

Answer 21

i believe the answer is A.

Answer 22

A....

Answer 23

yes you would be correct

Answer 24

thanks so much.

Answer 25

I hope you're not just guessing and you truly, genuinely understand the concept behind your answer.