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A function is shown below: h(x) x^1/2 what is the domain of h(x) how will I be able to find the domain?
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write it in radical notation
\[\sqrt{x}\]
h(x)=\[\sqrt{x}\]
such as that?
what values of x will not work?
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remember that you cant take the square root of negative numbers
So any number beyond zero would work as the domain considering that negative numbers cannot be square rooted
As well as decimals.
I just needed an understanding.
You would be correct any number greater than 0 and including 0.
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Alright, thank you so much.
Np glad you understand it.
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