Explain why it makes sense that 0 is the domain of y = √x?

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Benka · Answer 1 · 2024-10-21T15:23:57+0000

It makes sense that 0 is the domain of y = √x because the square root of any number can never be negative, and 0 is the smallest positive number. Therefore, any values of x less than 0 would result in an undefined answer.

Explain why it makes sense that 0 is the domain of y = √x?

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