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Domain of y=
\sqrt[3]{x}

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Answer:


- \infty , \infty

What is a domain of an expression?

A domain of a expression is all real numbers except where the expression is undefined.

In the case of y=
\sqrt[3]{x}, there is no real number which makes the expression undefined.

Therefore, the domain is:


- \infty , \infty

I hope this helps...

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