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Can you please help me make the square root parent function (It just needs to be the basic function for that)

Can you please help me make the square root parent function (It just needs to be the-example-1
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We want to describe the parent function of a square root function.

The parent function of a function is the simplest form of the function.

Hence, the parent function of a square root function is:


y=\sqrt[]{x}

We can create a table of values using values of x to solve for y.

Let us solve y for x = 1, 4, 9, 16, 25

Let us identify the domain and range of the function.

The domain is the set of all x values (input values) of a function while the range is the set of all y values (output values) of the function.

Since we cannot find the square root of negative numbers, it implies that the domain of the function is:


D\colon(0,\infty)

Also, because we are considering a domain of only positive numbers, the range of the function contains only positive numbers (and 0), hence, the range of the function is:


R\colon(0,\infty)

Let us now plot the graph of the function using the values obtained above:

Note: The graph of a square root function does not have any asymptotes.

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