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domain of f(x)=sqrt(3-x)
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(-infinity,3) <-- bracket or parenthesis?
parenthesis excludes the 3 because it never actually crosses the x axis right?
(-infinity,3] As 3 is included in there (and if its included it does indeed fall in the domain. sqrt(3-3) = sqrt (0) = 0.
@Hitaro9 is correct!!!
so interval notation will have a bracket for the domain of sqrt(3-x) = (-infin, 3]
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thanks team
No problem. remember that sqrt of 0 is a real number, 0, so anything that gives you that is considered part of the domain.
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