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determine the domain of f when f(x)= 4x[sqr(3-x)]
Solution
f(x)= 4x[sqr(3-x)]
The domain is all the coordinates of the x-axis.
As you already know, you cannot establish the square root of anything less than 0.
Henceforth...
(3-x) is greater than 0
-x is greater than (0-3)
-x is greater than -3
x =< 3
The domain is...
x is from negative infinity to positive 3.
domain=-oo to 3
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