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domain of square root (5x-20) in interval notation
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First, can you figure out the domain of \[\sqrt{x}\]?
Think about positive values of X versus negative values of X.
You can take the square root of a positive number, or 0, but you can't take the square root a negative number. That means \[x \ge 0\] or in interval notation, since this includes 0 and goes upwards forever, is \[[0, \infty)\]
All of that means that what's inside of the square root in your question has to be greater than or equal to 0. \[5x-20 \ge 0\]
You should be able to figure out the rest from there pretty easily.
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