f(x) = \sqrt[4]{x^2 - 7 x}.
f(x) = \sqrt[4]{x^2 - 7 x}. I need to find the domain of this.
do you mean \[\sqrt[4]{x^2 - 7x}\]
yes
what level of math is this? algebra 1, 2, or calc?
calculus
the x^2-7x is what is in the square root, and the question is asking me to find the domain/
\[(x^2 - 7x)^.25 = 0\]
sorry..im having problems with the equation editor...but that is meant as 1/4
so the domain is 1/4?
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hold on...
raise both sides of the equation to the 4th power to get \[x^2 -7x = 0\] do you see it now....domain? range?
I don't remember how to get the domain when it is x^2
domain is x values
yes so it would be x^2=7x....so what would I do after that?
almost...let me write it out...
\[x(x-7) = 0\]
you have two values x = 0 and x = 7
yes!
so that means that x can't equal 0 or 7 so how would I write that out using an online application?
you familiar with set notation?
no I am not
\[{x \in R: x \le 0 or x \ge 7}\] means that x is in an element of the real numbers where x is less than or equal to zero OR x is greater than or equal to 7
is it asking for the range as well?
no just the domain
then that's it.
do you need further assistance?
what is the notation for greater than or equal, same with smaller than or equal
\[\ge \] is greater than or equal to....reverse the direct for less than or equal to
it's not working
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