SOLUTION: are my domains correct?
√(x-5)^2: [5,inf)
√(x^2-5): [5,inf)
(√(25-x^2))/√(1+x): (-1,5]U[5,inf)
Thanks!
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Question 947497: are my domains correct?
√(x-5)^2: [5,inf)
√(x^2-5): [5,inf)
(√(25-x^2))/√(1+x): (-1,5]U[5,inf)
Thanks!
Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
:
domain:
{ element : }; so, [5,inf) is correct
: => means cannot be equal to zero
it will be if =>= ±
=> or
{ element : or }
so, domain is (,] U [,)
: (-1,5]U[5,inf)- correct
{ element : }
( ,]
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