SOLUTION: Use interval notation to indicate the domain of f(x). How do I calculate the domain of this function? The equation is {{{f(x) = root(4,x^2-8x)}}}

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Question 784617: Use interval notation to indicate the domain of f(x). How do I calculate the domain of this function? The equation is f%28x%29+=+root%284%2Cx%5E2-8x%29
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The radicand of all even-indexed radicals must be non-negative, so:



So AND , which means , hence [)


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