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y=\sqrt[3]{x}+4/x+sqrt(x)

Solution

Solution

Domain : x > 0

Range : f (x) \geq 4.50758 \dots

Intercepts : None

Asymptotes : Vertical x = 0

Extreme Points : Minimum (2.97918 \dots, 4.50758 \dots)

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Interval Notation

Domain : (0, \infty)

Range : [4.50758 \dots, \infty)

Solution steps

Domain of

Range of

Axis interception points of

None

Asymptotes of

Vertical

: x = 0

Extreme Points of

Minimum

(2.97918 \dots, 4.50758 \dots)

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