The domain of the function defined by f(x) = 1/√(x − |x|) is(a) R₀(b) R⁺(c) R⁻(d) none of these
Domain of 1/√(x−|x|) Find the Domain of the Function Question: The domain of the function \[ f(x)=\frac1{\sqrt{x-|x|}} \] is (a) \(R_0\) (b) \(R^+\) (c) \(R^-\) (d) none of these Solution: Since square root is in denominator, \[ x-|x|>0 \] Case I: \(x\ge0\) \[ |x|=x \] \[ x-|x|=x-x=0 \] Not allowed. Case II: \(x