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G(x) = sqr root of x+3 What is the domain of g?

G(x) = sqr root of x+3 What is the domain of g?
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G(x) = sqr root of x+3

What is the domain of g?

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User Mirgorod
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X is the domain and sqr root of X+3 is the range.

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Answer:


all \: real \: numbers \: except \: \\ x + 3 < 0 \\ \: \: \: \: x < - 3

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