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Give an example of a radical function f(x) whose domain is (3,∞) and whose range is (-∞, 0].
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Examine these four functions: \(\rm f=-\sqrt{x-3}\) \(\rm g=-\sqrt{x}-3\) \(\rm h=-\sqrt{x+3}\) \(\rm \ell=-\sqrt{x}-3\) One of these gives us the desired domain and range. I'll leave you to think about it a bit :)
presume it means the domain is \[[3,\infty)\] right?
Ooo I hope so :O
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