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Give the domain, range and zeros of the function? f(x)= (square root) 9-x
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\[\sqrt{9-x}\]
That is what the equation really looks like.
the domain would be {x|x< or equal to 9} and the range is {y|yER}
the x intercept or zero is when x=0 which is just 3 the y intercept is when y=0 which is just 9 so the zeros of the function are 3 and 9
oh hold on the range has to be {y>0} sorry about that.
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the function can never be negative because of the square root
Oh Okay, thank you for the help, so far i am following what you are telling me, and thank you for the help! :)
no problem :)
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