SOLUTION: given {{{k(x)=sqrt(x+1)}}}
A.find
k(-3)
k(-2)
k(-1)
k(0)
k(3)
B. write the domain of k in interval notation
C. construct the graph of k
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-> SOLUTION: given {{{k(x)=sqrt(x+1)}}}
A.find
k(-3)
k(-2)
k(-1)
k(0)
k(3)
B. write the domain of k in interval notation
C. construct the graph of k
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Question 330139: given
A.find
k(-3)
k(-2)
k(-1)
k(0)
k(3)
B. write the domain of k in interval notation
C. construct the graph of k Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
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I'll do one, you do the rest.
Since is not defined, the answer is undefined.
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Use the same method to get the other values unless they're undefined.
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b) The domain is all x for which the function is defined.
The square root function requires non-negative arguments.
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