How do you find the domain and range of sqrt(5x-3) + 4?

1 Answer
Dec 23, 2016

The domain is limited by the rule that the argument of a square root must be non-negative.

Explanation:

Domain:
5x-3>=0->x>=3/5 (there is no upper limit)

Range:
The lower limit of sqrt(5x-3) is 0,
so the range of the function as a whole is y>=4 (with again no upper limit)
graph{sqrt(5x-3)+4 [-7.57, 24.47, -1.98, 14.05]}