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Find the domain of the function sqrt(4-x^2).

I tried it not sure if i'm correct
4-x^2>= 0
-x^2>=-4
x^2<=4
x<=2,x>=-2
Am I correct?
14 years ago

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Answered by john
yes i totally. that is right
14 years ago
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Find the domain of the function sqrt(4-x^2).

I tried it not sure if i'm correct
4-x^2>= 0
-x^2>=-4
x^2<=4
x<=2,x>=-2
Am I correct?

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