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F(x)= √x-5. find f-2

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For this case we have:

Be a function of the form
y = f (x)

Where:


f (x) = \sqrt {x-5}

If we want to find f (-2), we substitute
x = -2, then:


f (-2) = \sqrt {-2-5}\\f (-2) = \sqrt {-7}

Since we have a negative root, the result will be given by complex numbers. By definition:


\sqrt {-1} = i

So:


f (-2) = \sqrt {7} i

Answer:


f (-2) = \sqrt {7} i


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