Question

What is a function whose domain is [2, infinity)?

Answer 1

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 2

@wio

Answer 3

@Zale101

Answer 4

@triciaal

Answer 5

well many functions can have a domain of [2, infinity)
try to post your question accurately

Answer 6

it doesn't matter which one, I just need any one.

Answer 7

f(x) : x >/= 2

Answer 8

what is x >/ = 2??? Doesn't make sense...

Answer 9

hmm... not sure how that will help you but here
\(\large f(x)=\sqrt{x-2}\) domain is \(\large [2, \infty)\)

Answer 10

greater than or equal to

Answer 11

lot of sense if you read the symbols right?

Answer 12

that's an example of a function that has that domain...

Answer 13

oh @triciaal has interpreted the meaning
if that's what you were looking for?

Answer 14

@xapproachesinfinity That does not have (2, infinity) as the domain

Answer 15

hmm why not?

Answer 16

Idk, I just checked it and it said that the domain was all real non-negative numbers.....nvm I think it's right