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Graphing Square-root Functions Domain:all nonnegative numbers Range:all numbers greater than or equal to k Domain: Range: xy 0 1 4 9.

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2 Graphing Square-root Functions Domain:all nonnegative numbers Range:all numbers greater than or equal to k Domain: Range: xy 0 1 4 9

3 Graphing Square-root Functions Domain: Range: xy 0 1 4 9

4 Graphing Square-root Functions Domain: Range: xy 0 1 4 9

5 Graphing Square-root Functions Domain: Range:all nonnegative numbers Domain: Range: xy 1 2 5 10 all numbers greater than or equal to h

6 Graphing Square-root Functions Domain: Range: xy 0 3 8

7 Graphing Square-root Functions Domain: Range: xy 4 5 8 13

8 Graphing Square-root Functions Compare the Graphs xy 0 1 4 9 0 1 2 3

9 Graphing Square-root Functions

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