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Which statement is true about the function f(x) = StartRoot negative x EndRoot?
It has the same domain as the function f(x) = Negative StartRoot negative x EndRoot.
It has the same range as the function f(x) = Negative StartRoot negative x EndRoot.
It has the same domain as the function f(x) = Negative StartRoot x EndRoot.
It has the same range as the function f(x) = .
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Choose: "It has the same domain as the function f(x) = −√(−x)."
Reason: √(−x) is defined when −x ≥ 0 ⇒ x ≤ 0, so its domain is (−∞, 0]. The function −√(−x) has the same requirement (−x ≥ 0), so the same domain. Their ranges differ: √(−x) has range [0, ∞) while −√(−x) has range (−∞, 0].
Reason: √(−x) is defined when −x ≥ 0 ⇒ x ≤ 0, so its domain is (−∞, 0]. The function −√(−x) has the same requirement (−x ≥ 0), so the same domain. Their ranges differ: √(−x) has range [0, ∞) while −√(−x) has range (−∞, 0].
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