What is the smallest number in the domain of the function ?

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????????????? wot funkshun ??????????? ??? null funk ??? . . domaen=the null set
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Let the function f(x)=√x

Then x=0 be the smallest root of the function if we take any value less then 0 it f(x) value will be imaginary

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