Question

g(x)=3x-1
domain=(-2,-1,0,1,2)
find range

Answer 1

@Conqueror @cwrw238 @thomaster

Answer 2

@PaulaLovesSchool13

Answer 3

@phi

Answer 4

I would love to help :)

Answer 5

thank you I know that Domain mean x and I have to find the Y values

Answer 6

but when I add it into the equation it doesn't make sense

Answer 7

Wait, you do?

Answer 8

Ugh, I hate these thing -_-

Answer 9

Sorry Sunny! :(

Answer 10

you take the Domain and you add it into the equation for example g (0)=3*0-1

Answer 11

Yes I know but when i do them I get them wrong, sorry maybe ask an online math calculator or mathlete :)

Answer 12

Again, sorry.

Answer 13

k @math&ing001 @onlinemathcalculator @mathlete

Answer 14

I'll stink in here in case someone helps since I struggle wit this. O_O Yes, an 8th grade doesn't know how to do this like me :(

Answer 15

stick* sorry!

Answer 16

That's exactly how you do it @sunnycali !
g(0) = 3*0 - 1
g(1) = 3*1 -1
Remember that multiplication comes before addition (PEMDAS)

Answer 17

Ig(0)=-1
g(1)=2

Answer 18

Yes ! Do it for all the values you have on the domaine to find the range.

Answer 19

is g(2), 5

Answer 20

Yap !

Answer 21

it says it wrong

Answer 22

What values did you enter so I can check ?

Answer 23

here my answer
-2,-1
-1,-2
0,-1
1,2
2,5

Answer 24

Well 0, 1, and 2 are correct. But -2 and -1 are not.

Answer 25

can you help with those

Answer 26

g(-2) = 3*(-2) - 1 = -6 - 1 = -7
Can you do g(-1) ?

Answer 27

g(-1)=3*(-1)-1=-2

Answer 28

-4

Answer 29

Yes !