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2 August, 06:00

The domain of: x+3 under square root

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    All real numbers except where x<-3

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Values of x that make negatives under even radicals are not part of the domain. Any value of x that is less than - 3 would make a negative under the square root, so those are not included in the domain.
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