Square root, Algebra

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Next we desire to take a look at f (x ) =√x . First, note that as we don't desire to get complex numbers out of a function evaluation we ought to limit the values of x that we can plug in. We can just plug in value of x in the range as well. x ≥ 0 . It means that our graph will only present in this

To obtain the graph we'll only plug in some values of x & then plot the points.

 

x

f(x)

0

0

1

1

4

2

9

3

Then the graph is,

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