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What is the domain of the function y=square root of x +4

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domain is found by solving x-4>=0 the range is found by thinking of the outputs the outputs can range from 0 to infinity hope this helps
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Answer:

The domain of the function are real values of x for which
x \geq -4

Explanation:

The square root function is:


g(x) = √(f(x))

It's domain is:

real values of x, for which
f(x) \geq 0

In this problem, we have that:


y = √(x + 4)

So


f(x) = x + 4


f(x) \geq 0


x + 4 \geq 0


x \geq -4

The domain of the function are real values of x for which
x \geq -4

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