Elicia S.

asked • 09/01/14

HELP!!! finding the domain for the square root of 2x/x^2-324

I am struggling to understand how to find the domain of a square root with a fraction
 
sqrt2x/x2-324 (the square root is for the entire fraction.) I get that for the denominator I need to factor, so 2x/(x+18)(x-18)≠0 and the numerator is 2x≥0. I guess I'm just lost about what I should do beyond that.
 
I'm usually really good with math, but after so many years away from it, I guess my brain has turned to complete mush. :(
 
Please help me understand this, and how to write it in interval notation

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Phillip R. answered • 09/01/14

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