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The positive square root is the inverse of x² restricted to
Aall reals
Bx ≤ 0
Cx < 1
Dx ≥ 0
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. x ≥ 0
On the non-negative reals the squaring map is bijective onto [0, ∞), and its inverse is the positive root.
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