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domain: Dom = {x >= 4} Range: Range = {f(x) >=0}
\(f(x)\) can only be positive since \(\sqrt{x-4}\geq0\). Since \(x-4\geq0\rightarrow x\geq4\) that's your domain.
so 4 then infinity sign ?
[4,infinity) domain, range is [0,infinity)
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