Question
Question: How do you graph \[y=\sqrt{x-3}\]?...
How do you graph y=x−3?
Solution
The given equation is not a linear equation. We can write the given equation as y2=x−3.so the given equation is a parabola. Here, x and y take only positive values. So, the graph lies only in the first quadrant.
Complete step by step answer:
As per the given question, we are given a function which we have to graph. And, the given function is y=x−3.
We know that the square root is always positive. Therefore, x−3 should always be positive.
⇒x−3>0→x>3
From the above equation, we can say that the graph lies from x=3 to towards the positive x-axis.
The graph does not touch the y-axis also.
Since the right hand side of the equation is always positive, the value of y cannot be negative.
Now let us substitute some points to plot the graph. Let y=0 then
⇒y=x−3⇒0=x−3
Now squaring on both sides