Jonelle S.
asked 11/24/21Use interval notation to indicate the domain of each radical function
Use interval notation to indicate the domain of each radical function
g(x)=^5√8+x The formula is the sqrt of 8+x to the fifth power.
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Mike D. answered 11/24/21
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g(x) = (√ (8+x))5
The domain is all x values for which we can evaluate g(x)
As g(x) has a square root, the radicand (expression under the square root) must be >= 0
[ using real numbers we cannot evaluate the square root of a negative number ]
so 8+ x > = 0, so x >= -8
So domain is [-8, +∞)
Philip P.
Given where the 5 is in the problem statement, I suspect it's actually the fifth root of (x+8).11/24/21
Mike D.
We can evaluate 3rd, 5th, 7th ... roots for all real x, so in this case the 8+x can be all real numbers, so x can be all real numbers, so the domain is all real numbers11/24/21
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