SOLUTION: find the maximum domain of the function with rule f(x)=square root of 3-6x please help i have been stuck on it for a while

Question 261091: find the maximum domain of the function with rule f(x)=square root of 3-6x
please help i have been stuck on it for a while
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
find the maximum domain of the function with rule f(x)=square root of 3-6x
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f(x) = sqrt(3-6x)
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Note: The radicand (3-6x) must be non-negative.
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Solve 3-6x >= 0
6x <= 3
x <= 1/2
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Domain: All Real Numbers <= 1/2
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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