
Question #210f3 - Socratic
Note that for x > 1 the numerator will be positive and the denominator negative so x/ (1-x) < 0 and the square root is undefined (at least not Real). So we can eliminate options (a) and (b).
Why is the vertical asymptote for f (x)=sqrt ( (x-3)/x) x=0 when the ...
The function is defined here. graph {y=sqrt ( (x-3)/x) [-12.66, 12.65, -6.33, 6.33]} In the question you are asking why the asymptote is x=0. Remember that an asymptote is a line that a curve approaches, it …
How do you solve sqrt (6x-5)+10=3? - Socratic
Mar 12, 2017 · Isolate the square root by subtracting 10 from both sides. √6x − 5+10 −10 = 3 −10 ⇒ √6x −5 = −7 square both sides (√6x − 5)2 = (− 7)2 ⇒ 6x − 5 = 49 add 5 to both sides. 6x−5 +5 = 49+ 5 ⇒ …
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How do you simplify 4 times the square root of 8 over the square root of 2? How do you graph #sqrtx", if "x>0 and -1/2x+3", if "x≤ 0#? What is the equation for the circle which passes through (3;4) (-4;3) …
How do you find square roots? + Example - Socratic
If you were asked to find the square root of 117 then you would first find: 117 = 3*3*13 So sqrt (117) = 3*sqrt (13) What is sqrt (13)?
If x = y - 1/y and y > 0, simplify, in terms of y: x + square root(x^2 ...
#x+sqrt (x^2+4)=color (red) (2y)color (white) ("xxxxxx")#...or at least that's what I got
What is the domain and range of y=the square root of 2x-7 ... - Socratic
Jun 25, 2018 · In your case, the function y=sqrt (2x-7) has some restriction: you can't give any number as input, since a square root only accepts non-negative numbers. For example, if you choose x=1, …
Maggie says, "The positive square root of a number is always ... - Socratic
No Counter example: color (white) ("XXXXXX")sqrt (1/4) = 1/2 but 1/2 is not less than the original number, 1/4. However, since I like Maggie, I will concede that her statement is true for all numbers …
How do you solve x - 3 = sqrt (x - 1) and find any ... - Socratic
x=5," extraneous solution " x=2 color (blue)"square both sides" (x-3)^2= (sqrt (x-1))^2 rArrx^2-6x+9=x-1 Equate the quadratic to zero rArrx^2-7x+10=0 Factorising the quadratic gives. (x-2) (x-5)=0 rArrx=5" …
How do you graph the parabola #y=4x^2#? - Socratic
Square the number and then multiply the answer by 4. This will produce corresponding y values. The quadratic is positive so the parabola is uu shaped. [-b]/ [2a]=0/8=0 this is the x coordinate of the …