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what is the domain of sqrt x +14
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X>=-14
[-14,infinity)
the term under square root must always be positive
x+14>=0 solve for x
\[x+14\ge0\rightarrow x \ge-14\] \[D=[-14,+\infty]\]
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so it includes the negative 14
yes
yep becaus sqrt 0=0
but i thought you couldnt have a negative under the square root
i dont think that was the answer i got it incorrect
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so it was [0,infinity)
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