A linear function has a domain consisting of all real numbers less than but not equal to 7. Complete the inequality to determine the domain of the function. (1 point)

Question

The domain can be represented by the inequality −∞<x
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Answer 1

To represent the domain of the linear function, which consists of all real numbers less than but not equal to 7, you would complete the inequality as follows:

\(-\infty < x < 7\).

This indicates that \(x\) can take any real value starting from negative infinity up to but not including 7.