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What is the domain of the following function?
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[1, infinity)
What? How did you determine that?
So, everything greater than one, including one.
the domain is the x-values
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so its A?
it is a closed point so you know that it has to be |dw:1402086588631:dw|
It's everything GREATER than one, including one because of the closed point
you see that the graph is going off into positive infinity
D then? :)
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No remember it's a closed point so it will include one... @sweetburger said that already
no no no |dw:1402086759762:dw|
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