f(t)=square root of t + 7th root of t. I'm supposed to find the domain. Don't know where to begin.
the domain of a function is all the values of t where f(t) is not equal to zero.
Sorry I meant where f(t) is not undefined.
so, (-inf., 0) u (0, inf) ?
square root of a number is undefined if the the number is a negative number. Am I right?
right. so no negatives. therefore domain must be from 0 to some number. Am i on the right track?
greater than 0, I mean.
7th root of t can also be written as t^(1/7), right?
Those are both correct. The domain of a 7th root includes negatives, but the domain of a 2nd root does not, so there's a restriction. Your domain is greater than or equal to 0. Yes 7th root of t = t^(1/7)
so in interval notation, I would write: (0,infinity)?
You will include 0.
so [0,infinity)
You got it.
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