If the square root of 1 over 2 x - 10 added by 3, which inequality can be used to find the domain of f(x)?

From the description, we have the function 
Since the square root cannot be a negative number, the only thing need to do to find the domain of the function  is take the expression inside the square rot and set it greater or equal than zero:



or 

We can conclude that we can use the inequality to find the domain of . Also, the domain of  is (∞,]U(5,∞).

The only number less than 8 that can equal 12 would be 6, 36 is the dividend