What is the domain for the function square root x+2-

So x+2 is under the square root sign so
-2x
domain is all possible numbers that will give a real solution (no square root of negative)

so solve for numbers that make the radicand negative
x+2
x+2<0
subtract 2
x<-2
so therefor x has to be less than -2 to make the radican negative
remember that square root of 0=0 so we can have 0 as inside
so domain is all real numbers greater than or equal -2 or
[-2, ∞) aka x>-2

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