what is the domain of the function?\no x<0\no x>0\no x<1\no all real numbers
what is the domain of the function?\no x<0\no x>0\no x<1\no all real numbers
Answer
Explanation:
Step1: Analyze the graph
The graph starts at (x = 0) and extends to the right.
Step2: Determine domain
The domain is the set of all (x) - values for which the function is defined. Since the graph exists for (x) values greater than or equal to (0), and the options do not have (x\geq0), but (x > 0) is the closest correct option among the given ones as the graph seems to be a non - vertical line starting just after (x = 0) (might be a mis - representation of the actual domain which should be (x\geq0)).
Answer:
B. (x>0)