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5) v= 2V A) Domain: { All real numbers. } Range: { All real numbers. } B) Domain: x s 2 Range: y20 C) Domain: x 20 Range: y20 D) Domain: x 20 Range: y so

5) v= 2V A) Domain: { All real numbers. } Range: { All real numbers. } B) Domain: x-example-1
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We will have the following:

*It will have a domain of x equal or greater than 0:


x\ge0

It will have a domain of y equal or greater than 0:


y\ge0

***

We have the following:

We determine the domain as follows:

Since the function is subject to a root, no negative value can be put in it, so its domain (Since x is not accompanied by any value in the root) can only "hold" values equal or greater than 0.

We determine the range as follows:

Since the function is subject to a root, it's solutions will never be negative, so its range can only hold values equal or greater than 0.

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