Math, asked by srinidhi15072003, 1 year ago

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Answered by Gayathriavunoori
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this is the required answer

NOTE: -1 and 1 should not be included in the answer as they make the inequality undefined. that is why I used open brackets (,)

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Answered by Rockysingh07
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Answer:

Domain of h(x) =(−∞,−1]∪[1,4]

Explanation:

Domain is all possible allowable x value inputs.There are generally 2 cases that are not allowed in real functions :Even square roots of negative numbers. (Not defined in R).

Division by zero. (Not defined at all).

In this case there are no divisions (denominators) in h(x)

so we only consider case 1 of the square roots not allowed to be negative.Doing so, it becomes clear that the first term is only negative if x>4 and the second term is only negative if x<1.

So #Hence the domain is {x∈R∣−∞<x≤1and1≤x≤4}=(−∞,−1]∪[1,4].

The graph makes it clear :graph{sqrt(4-x)+sqrt(x²-1) [-7.28, 10.5, -1.93, 6.95]}

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