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Answered by 217him217
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f(x) \:  =  \:  \sqrt{ {2}^{x} -  {3}^{x}  }  \\  =  > put \: x = 1 \\  =  > f(1) =  \sqrt{2 - 3}  =  \sqrt{ - 1}  \\  =  > we \: know \: that \: i =  \sqrt{ - 1}  \\  =  > f(1) = i \\  \\  =  > x = 2 \\  =  > f(2) =  \sqrt{4 - 9}  =  \sqrt{ - 5}  \\  =  > f(2) =  \sqrt{5} \times  \sqrt{ - 1} \\  =  > f(2) =  i\sqrt{5}    \\  \\  =  > x = 3 \\  =  > f(3) =  \sqrt{8 - 27}  =  \sqrt{ - 19}  \\  =  > f(3) = i \sqrt{19}  \\  =  > and \: so \: on... \\  \\

f(x) = (i, i√5, i√19, ......)

=> so we get complex numbers in domain..

=> f(x) domain is C, where C = complex Number.

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