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\[y= \frac{ 1-\sqrt{3x} }{ x ^{17}}\]
the book's answer: domain is > 0 but i don't understand why..
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\[\sqrt{(3x)}\] needs to be positive in order to be defined.
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Unless you mean \[\sqrt{(3)}*x\]
oh okay, i thought that its only the denominator that i needed to worry about since its a rational expression.
thank you :)
Right. "Square Root" is a bit of a finnicky function. It is very specifically only defined for non-negative reals.
But the square root allows x=0. It is the denominator which prevents x=0 from being in the domain.
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