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((x, y): y = √x-3The domain of the set above is represented by(x: x ≥ 3)(x: x ≥ 0}(x:x≤ 3)[X: XER)

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Solution:

Given the set below;


(x,y);y=√(x-3)

Using a graphing tool, the graph of the function is shown below;

From the graph above,

The domain of the function is from 3 and it tends to infinity, i.e.


x\ge \:3\:

Hence, the domain of the set is


\lbrace x|x\ge3\rbrace

((x, y): y = √x-3The domain of the set above is represented by(x: x ≥ 3)(x: x ≥ 0}(x-example-1
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