Asked by Helen
Use the given D to find the range of each function: f(x)=x2−4, D={−14.1, 0.04, 21.06}
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Answered by
Damon
y = x^2-4 ???
I guess you mean domain by D
then all that means is:
find:
(-14.1)(-14.1) - 4
(.04)(.04) - 4
(21.06)(21.06) - 4
since the domain is just those three values of x, the range is those three values of y
I guess you mean domain by D
then all that means is:
find:
(-14.1)(-14.1) - 4
(.04)(.04) - 4
(21.06)(21.06) - 4
since the domain is just those three values of x, the range is those three values of y
Answered by
Helen
What do you mean
Answered by
oobleck
you want the range. That is the set of y-values
So, given a set of x-values (the domain D), compute x^2-4 for each one. The results are the range.
So, given a set of x-values (the domain D), compute x^2-4 for each one. The results are the range.
Answered by
Helen
I tried that
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