SOLUTION: Please help. What is the domain for f(x)= 1/((sqrt[2x-1])

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Question 726157: Please help. What is the domain for f(x)= 1/((sqrt[2x-1])
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What is the domain for f(x)= 1/((sqrt[2x-1])
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2x-1 must be greater than 0
Solve 2x-1 > 0
x > 1/2
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Cheers,
Stan H.

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