Question

What is the range and domain of f(x)=-6/(x+3)?

Answer 1

domain is all real number snot -3 I think it can be less than 3 and greater than 3

Answer 2

Okay so the domain is all except -3 and the range would be all real numbers?

Answer 3

Yup :D

Answer 4

Thank you!! =)

Answer 5

the denominator cant be 0 that is why

x+3 not= 0

solve for x and it is -3

Answer 6

see for your self the range

https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHFX_enUS470US470&sugexp=chrome,mod=7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=-6%2F(x%2B3)

Answer 7

Thank you so much! =)

Answer 8

wait!

Answer 9

I think range is all real except 0

Answer 10

Okay, I will double check with another tutor just to make sure =)

Answer 11

Is the range all real numbers except 0 and the domain all real numbers except -3? @jim_thompson5910

Answer 12

because the graph hinted me to it but to make sure

get your expression and set it to 0

-6/(3+x) = 0


there is no x you pic to make it 0 therefore 0 is not part of range

Answer 13

you are correct swimgirly95,

domain: all real numbers but x can't equal -3
range: all real numbers but y can't equal 0

Answer 14

Thank you very much! =)

Answer 15

you're welcome :)

Answer 16

see i told you :P