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Let's consider what the question asks for:

--> domain and range, x-intercept, y-intercept of the equation

Let's find the domain:

--> the only range of x-values that will make this equation 'untrue'

--> is when the function inside the square root becomes negative

--> as a square root cannot have a negative value inside it


x+8\geq 0\\x\geq -8\\\\\text{Our domain is therefore [-8},∞)

Let's find our range:

--> the function doesn't have any limitations vertically


\text{Our range is therefore} (-∞,∞)

Our x-intercept

--> is when the y-value is zero


0=-2√(x+8) \\√(x+8) =0\\x+8=0\\x=-8


\text{Our x-intercept is therefore -8}

Our y-intercept:

--> is when the x-value is zero


y=-2√(x+8) \\y=-2√(0+8) \\y=-2√(8) \\y=-2*2√(2) \\y=-4√(2)


\text{Our y-intercept is therefore }-4√(2)

Answer:

Domain: [-8, ∞)

Range: {-∞,∞)

X-intercept is -8

Y-intercept is
-4√(2)

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