Domain is what x can be so see what could possibly cause a problem.
For one, you can't have a 0 on bottom of a fraction so x can't be 2. And, you can't square root a negative so x can't be less than 0.
That makes the domain be all numbers greater than or equal to zero, except for 2. Interval notation:
[0, 2) U (2, ∞)
For the numerator to not be imaginary, we need x >= 0.
For the denominator to not be 0, we need x ╪ 2.
Therefore the domain is [0, 2) U (2, ∞).
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Domain is what x can be so see what could possibly cause a problem.
For one, you can't have a 0 on bottom of a fraction so x can't be 2. And, you can't square root a negative so x can't be less than 0.
That makes the domain be all numbers greater than or equal to zero, except for 2. Interval notation:
[0, 2) U (2, ∞)
For the numerator to not be imaginary, we need x >= 0.
For the denominator to not be 0, we need x ╪ 2.
Therefore the domain is [0, 2) U (2, ∞).