To Explain: Restricted domain and range.
Answer to Problem 41HP
Explanation of Solution
Concept Used: The domain or range of an inequality can be restricted using curly brackets {}. Let us consider following example:
Let, the value of x varies from 1 to 4. So, considering these limits on the value of x, we can represent the above inequality as:
The domain and range are restricted because of two main reasons:
1. No number can be divided by zero.
2. We can’t take the square root or any other even root of a negative number to obtain a real number.
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