SOLUTION: What is the Domain of g(x)=/2x-6 The / is a Square root sign that includes the -6

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Question 801908: What is the Domain of g(x)=/2x-6
The / is a Square root sign that includes the -6
Answer by josmiceli(19441) About Me  (Show Source):
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Anything under the square root sign can't be negative,
so +2x+-+6+%3E=+0+
+2x+%3E=+6+
+x+%3E=+3+
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Square roots can be + or -
It looks like, even with the restriction on +x+,
The domain is still ( -infinity ) < g(x) < ( +infinity )
because +2x+-+6+ can still go from +0+ to
+ infinity
and +sqrt%28+2x+-+6+%29+ can go from ( -infinity )
to ( + infinity )
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