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Part B

Open the graphing tool, and compare the functions using the sliders. What can be said about the domain of
y = sqare root if x - k and the domain of y = square root of x + k?

Part B Open the graphing tool, and compare the functions using the sliders. What can-example-1
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Answer:

In y=
√(x-k) , the domain depends on k . As you slide k , you move the left bound of the domain interval. In y=
√(x+k) , the domain is fixed and always starts at 0 .

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