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What is the domain of the function y=√x-10

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User Beoliver
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Answer:


x\geq 10;[10,\infty)

Explanation:

We have been given a function
y=√(x-10). We are asked to find the domain of our given function.

We know that domain of a square root function is non-negative for radical. To find the domain of our given function, we will set the expression under radical greater than or equal to 0 as:


x-10\geq 0


x-10+10\geq 0+10


x\geq 10

Therefore, the domain of our given function is all values of x greater than or equal to 10 that is
[10,\infty) in interval notation.

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User JatSing
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the domain for the function is [10,∞) x
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User Xu Yin
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