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F(x) = radical 2x-1
] 1,2[
] 1/2, +oo[
[1/2, +oo[​

F(x) = radical 2x-1 ] 1,2[ ] 1/2, +oo[ [1/2, +oo[​-example-1

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Answer:


\displaystyle [(1)/(2), ∞[

Explanation:

All you want to do is set the radical equal to zero to determine your domain, and sinse substituting
\displaystyle (1)/(2) in for
\displaystyle x would make this 0, it would be the INCLUDED endpoint, so your bracket faces
\displaystyle (1)/(2), then continues on infinitely.

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**The ONLY time this is not the case is when you have a rationale-radical function, in which you must never have 0 in the denominatour.

F(x) = radical 2x-1 ] 1,2[ ] 1/2, +oo[ [1/2, +oo[​-example-1
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