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hey guys..i'm sure this is easy but i cant think too well right now.. for the For the Equation: y = √2χ-3,
I know the domain is χ > 1.5, but I was just wondering what the range for that equation was?..if neone could help that would b greatly appreciated..thanks xo
 

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domain and range questions are gay... some of the prelim stuff is way harder than HSC topics....
 

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pLuvia said:
Domain:x>1.5
Range:y>0
thankyou so much.. soz typo b4 i meant to say that the domain was greater than or = to 1.5 haha.. thanks heaps :)
 

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wait a minute ...

after thinking .. shouldn't it be for all real Y values?

coz .. if you square-root a number (eg: 25) ... squaring both +5 and -5 will give you 25.

so yeah .. .. i think that:

y= all real values.
 

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nah. square roots can only be positive. that's how the operation is defined, and that's why you write +/- sqrt instead of just sqrt.
it would be written as y^2 = 2x - 3 if that were the case.
 
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milady said:
nah. square roots can only be positive. that's how the operation is defined, and that's why you write +/- sqrt instead of just sqrt.
it would be written as y^2 = 2x - 3 if that were the case.
Yep that's right
 

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