Question

HELP I DONT

Answer 1

@freckles

Answer 2

Is that \[\sqrt{11-x}\] ?

Answer 3

Do you know what a domain is? That is a good start. If you don't, try searching "domain and range and it will help.

Answer 4

@mjdennis yes a domain is a set of real numbers, and the x-axis

Answer 5

please @mjdennis

Answer 6

do you know what is the domain of squarroote - where is defined ?

Answer 7

@jhonyy9 no, i don't. I just need the whole process of how to solve this problem in steps please if you can.

Answer 8

so there are inside radical 11-x yes ?

for defined domain of radical you need to know that this is defned on 11-x >0 so what mean that

11-x >0

or do you can solve it now ?

Answer 9

please collaborate

Answer 10

ok, i got x<-0+11 @jhonyy9

Answer 11

@jhonyy9

Answer 12

no

Answer 13

how you solve an inequalitie ?

Answer 14

I thought that was how...

Answer 15

how do i then>

Answer 16

11-x>0 add to both sides x and will get

11 > x yes ?

Answer 17

ok. ?

Answer 18

and then what? I don't know what to do after that.... @jhonyy9

Answer 19

@jhonyy9

Answer 20

here are my answer choices btw: All real numbers except 11
x > 11
All real numbers
x ≤ 11

Answer 21

basically means that ur answer should be:
domain is 11>x
it may also be x<= 11

Answer 22

so it is the last answer! c:
x ≤ 11


because x ≤ 11 is the same as 11>x
and square root 0 is 0 so domain can include 11

Answer 23

thanks you!!!