The value of x must be less than zero for the expression to make sense
The value of x must be less than zero for the expression to make sense
The value of x must be greater than zero for the expression to make sense
For each of the expressions to make sense, the values inside the square root must be greater than zero.
For the expression [tex]\sqrt{-2x^2}[/tex]
-2x^2 > 0
x^2 < 0/-2
x^2 < 0
x < 0
The value of x must be less than zero for the expression to make sense
For the expression [tex]\sqrt{(-2x)^3}[/tex]
(-2x)^3 > 0
-8x^3 > 0
x^3 < 0/-8
x^3 < 0
x < 0
The value of x must be less than zero for the expression to make sense
For the expression [tex]\sqrt{(-2x)^2}[/tex]
(-2x)^2 > 0
2x^2 > 0
x^2 > 0
x > 0
The value of x must be greater than zero for the expression to make sense
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