SOLUTION: y = (x3 - 1)(1/4)
A all real numbers
B|x|>=1
Cx>=0
Dx>=1
E [0,1]
F [-1,1]
. The graph of y = SQRT(x3 - x) contains which point?
A (3, 24)
B(0, 1)
C(1
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A all real numbers
B|x|>=1
Cx>=0
Dx>=1
E [0,1]
F [-1,1]
. The graph of y = SQRT(x3 - x) contains which point?
A (3, 24)
B(0, 1)
C(1
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You can put this solution on YOUR website! Maybe you meant is a function.
Its domain can be described as
because <--><--><-->.
The range of can be described as
because <--><-->
(I transformed it because
For and for , , because one of the factors in the square root is zero. (That eliminates points B and C)
For (That eliminates point D)
For (That eliminates point A)
For
That means that point is in the graph, and eliminates the answer "F none of the above".