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state the domain and range, the restrictions, the intervals of increasing and decreasing, the roots, y-intercepts, and vertices

f(x)=+√x-2

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y = √(x) - 2

Domain:  set of all x-values:  x ≥ 0  (x can't be negative because you can't find the square root of a negative)

Range:  set of all y-values:  y ≥ -2  (the smallest y-value occurs when the x-value is the smallest:  x = 0)

Restrictions:  see domain and range

Increasing:  the function (y-value) increases continuously as x gets larger.

Decreasing:  the function never decreases.

Roots:  when y = 0   --->   0 = √(x) - 2   --->    2 = √(x)   ===>   x  =  4

y-intercepts:  when x = 0   --->   y =  √(0) - 2   --->   y  =  -2

vertices:  possibly at (0, -2)  (if there is a vertex) 

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