Find the domain on the function. Write your answer in interval notation. If the answer includes more than one interval write the intervals separated by the union symbol, U.
f(x)=sqrt(73.5-7x)
What limits the domain when you have an even root? In other words, what has to be true of the radicand, assuming the domain is the set of real numbers?
I have no idea how to even start... Idk...
It cannot be zero right?
Bingo! How can you figure out the value of x that makes the radicand (the expression under the radical) = 0?
Actually, it can be zero, it can't be negative.
73.5 - 7x = 0. Solve, but you're not done.
\(\sqrt{0} = 0\)
do I solve 73.5-7x=0?
You find the domain by solving \(73.5 - 7x \ge 0\)
It's easiest to solve the equality and then consider whether an increasing or decreasing value of x satisfies the inequality.
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