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Find the Domain x^2+y^2=68

Problem

x2+y2=68

Solution

  1. Identify the equation as a circle centered at the origin (0,0) with the general form x2+y2=r2

  2. Determine the radius squared by comparing the equations, which gives r2=68

  3. Calculate the radius r by taking the square root of both sides, resulting in r=√(,68)=2√(,17)

  4. Solve for y to express the relation as a function of x yielding y=±√(,68−x2)

  5. Set the radicand to be greater than or equal to zero to ensure real values, resulting in 68−x2≥0

  6. Find the interval for x by solving the inequality x2≤68 which leads to −√(,68)≤x≤√(,68)

Final Answer

Domain: *[−√(,68),√(,68)]


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