Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
8th Edition
ISBN: 9781285741550
Author: James Stewart
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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7:15 7 • The domain of the function is set of all possible input values for which function is defined. Step2 b) Consider the given function Y = x (root 2 – x) i. e, Y x/2 – x .... ..... Tuus the funtion Y = x/2 – x is defin 1. е, 2 – x >0 - x > - 2 x < 2 Thus, ihc foomion Y = x/2 – x is d Hence, Domain is (-∞,2] - 00 < Was this solution helpful? ?
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Transcribed Image Text:7:15 7 • The domain of the function is set of all possible input values for which function is defined. Step2 b) Consider the given function Y = x (root 2 – x) i. e, Y x/2 – x .... ..... Tuus the funtion Y = x/2 – x is defin 1. е, 2 – x >0 - x > - 2 x < 2 Thus, ihc foomion Y = x/2 – x is d Hence, Domain is (-∞,2] - 00 < Was this solution helpful? ?
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