2. Let f be the function shown below, with domain the closed interval [0,6]. The graph of f is shown below, composed of two semicircles.

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anonymous · Answer

@agent0smith  it's suppose to say "find the domain of..."

anonymous · Answer

i want to know if we use the equation of a circle and divide it by 2, or the area of a circle and divide it by 2...

agent0smith · Answer

domain of f(t) is only from 0 to 6, so the domain of h(x) is the same, except it's from 0 to 2x-1, where 2x-1 must equal 6. Find x.

anonymous · Answer

is t the independent variable on the graph? it's kinda fuzzy

agent0smith · Answer

Yeah idk why the question looks so terrible, crap all over the place.

anonymous · Answer

well, then it's 0 <= 2x - 1 <= 6

anonymous · Answer

so do main of h(x) is 1/2 <= x < 7/2

anonymous · Answer

where does the integral come in place?

anonymous · Answer

0 to x is 3

anonymous · Answer

well, h(x) is defined by taking the integral of f(t), for t in [0,6]. 
There and since 2x-1 is in that interval, 0 <= 2x-1 <= 6

anonymous · Answer

i mean x=3, so the domain is [0,3]

anonymous · Answer

sorry about the pic, you guys.

anonymous · Answer

when when x = 3, 
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