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what is the domain for g(x) = 128x
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this is a linear equation and it's a polynomial both of which have the domain of the set of all real numbers
this is because you can plug any number you want in for x and you'll always get some real number result out for g(x)
can you give me an example? i'm so lost on this stuff. :/
think of any number you want
um 10
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then plug it in for x and you'll find that the result is some real number
so pretty much the domain is all real numbers?
so x = 10 g(x) = 128x g(10) = 128*10 g(10) = 1280 notice how we got a real number result
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