Kevin computes that if x is now the number of shares the client holds in her account, then the number of years y that the client has had the account is given by the function y space equals space square root of x minus 10 end root. what is the domain and range?
Kevin computes that if x is now the number of shares the client holds in her account, then the number of years y that the client has had the account is given by the function y space equals space square root of x minus 10 end root. what is the domain and range?
y=√x−10Domain{x∈R:x≥10}Range{y∈R:y≥0}
Kevin computes that if x is now the number of shares the client holds in her account, then the number of years y that the client has had the account is given by the function y space equals space square root of x minus 10 end root. what is the domain and range?
y=√x−10Domain{x∈R:x≥10}Range{y∈R:y≥0}