(b) What are the domain restrictions of the function? The domain of the function in interval notation is

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(b) What are the domain restrictions of the function?
The domain of the function in interval notation is
Transcribed Image Text:(b) What are the domain restrictions of the function? The domain of the function in interval notation is
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Domain (x) are the kind of numbers that can be used along the x axis.

Only real numbers can be used in the domain

2 main reasons why domains are restricted

1. You can't divide by zero.

2. You cannot take square root of a negative number.

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