Asked by coried
What is the domain of the function f(x)=sqrt(x^4-16)? In interval notation. Please show me how to work this problem out. I cannot find any examples in my book. Thanks!
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Answered by
Marth
You cannot take the square root of a negative. So f(x) is defined when the contents of the square root are greater than or equal to 0.
x^4 - 16 >= 0
x >= ? and x <= ?
x^4 - 16 >= 0
x >= ? and x <= ?
Answered by
Marth
Interval notation expresses an included endpoint (greater than or equal) with a "[]" and a not included endpoint (greater than) with a "()"
For example, if the domain of x is -2 < x <= 3, then interval notation would be (-2,3].
For example, if the domain of x is -2 < x <= 3, then interval notation would be (-2,3].
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