Mathematics, 24.06.2020 22:01, alanisalvarez2000

() = √2-5 f(1) == ?
all positive real
numbers and
>
all real number greater
than or equal to 5
all real numbers
all real numbers
except 8

() = √2-5

f(1) == ?
all positive real
numbers and
>
all real number greater
than or equal to 5

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() = √2-5 f(1) == ?
all positive real
numbers and
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all real number grea...