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find the domain of the function f(x)=
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domain of f(x)=\[\sqrt{10-x}\]
for \(\sqrt{a}\) we must have \(a\ge 0\) so for this one we have \(10-x\ge 0\)
I don't understand please @zzr0ck3r
step by step answer http://www.mathskey.com/question2answer/15818/domain-of-f-x
while that answer is correct @bradyb , the explanation is not correct for many reasons.
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modified please check
looks fine now. The only problem was the way domain was being defined and the way operation was being used. I did not know that you had wrote it or I would have never said anything. I was only alerting you because I thought you might be getting the wrong idea.
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