Question

Find the domain of 4x+3?

Answer 1

4x+3=0
4x=-3
x=-3/4

Answer 2

x=-3/4

Answer 3

The domain of 4x + 3 is ALL real numbers. You can plug in any number safely without getting any problems.

Answer 4

And aroub/nancy: even if you were solving for x, we don't have any assurance that it's 4x+3 = 0, so you can't just assume.

Answer 5

Nancy Lam and aroub ignoring the prompt lol

Answer 6

its all real like uber said btw

Answer 7

Domain, by the way, means "what x values can I plug in without causing any problems?"

For example: \[\sqrt{?}\] 's domain would be everything from 0 upwards to infinity. Anything below 0 would have a fake answer.

Answer 8

-3/4

Answer 9

lol. Another one.

Answer 10

oh then u can put any number for x ??

Answer 11

oh okay. Thanks

Answer 12

Yup. Since it doesn't say 3x+4 = 0, we have to assume it's 3x+4 = y

Which means we can put anything in there to get any real output.

Answer 13

oh yea right! thank you! :D

Answer 14

Not a problem.