Question

Chef Romero takes a dozen large eggs from a refrigerator and uses an even number of eggs in a breakfast dish. The function p(e) = 6e gives the number of grams of protein in Chef Romero’s breakfast dish containing e large eggs.

What is the theoretical range of the function?

all real numbers
all even numbers
all multiples of 6 between 12 and 72, inclusive <-----
all multiples of 12 between 12 and 72, inclusive

Answer 1

@agent0smith
@e.mccormick
@ganeshie8
@iGreen
@linn99123
@lizajune
@TheSmartOne
@undeadknight26

Answer 2

Range will be proteins..

Answer 3

Why do you think it's all even numbers?

Answer 4

I don't...

Answer 5

...............

Answer 6

Yeah, I think your answer is right..I don't think it can be A or B..because you can't have a negative amount of proteins..

Answer 7

Chef Romero takes a dozen large eggs from a refrigerator and uses an even number of eggs in a breakfast dish. The function p(e) = 6e gives the number of grams of protein in Chef Romero’s breakfast dish containing e large eggs.

What is the practical range of the function?

all even numbers
all real numbers
all multiples of 6 between 12 and 72, inclusive
all multiples of 12 between 12 and 72, inclusive

Answer 8

???????????

Answer 9

What?

Answer 10

Why did you post your question again? :l

Answer 11

It's a different question. Look very closely. :)

Answer 12

@iGreen These are different questions. ;)
What is the theoretical range of the function?
What is the practical range of the function?

Answer 13

Oh..

Answer 14

Can you help? I have one more after this one too...

Answer 15

Okay, hold on.

Answer 16

"The theoretical range again applies only to the function and would be all real numbers."

Answer 17

http://www.msad54.org/sahs/mathdept/cpmp/M3U3/m3u3page2.html

Answer 18

So I think the first one is all real numbers..

Answer 19

The 2nd one's gonna be either C or D.

Answer 20

I think C..idk..

Answer 21

@CrazyCountryGirl

Answer 22

Din't we just solve the first one? You said it was C.

Answer 23

I said I thought..xD

I just researched it. It said that the theoretical range is always all real numbers.

Answer 24

Oh, ok. :) What about this one?

Chef Romero takes a dozen large eggs from a refrigerator and uses an even number of eggs in a breakfast dish. The function p(e) = 6e gives the number of grams of protein in Chef Romero’s breakfast dish containing e large eggs.

Which statement is true?

A))) The graph of p(e) graphed over the theoretical domain is a set of points, and the graph of p(e) graphed over the practical domain is a line.

B))) The graph of p(e) graphed over the theoretical domain is a segment, and the graph of p(e) graphed over the practical domain is a set of points.

C))) The graph of p(e) graphed over the theoretical domain is a line, and the graph of p(e) graphed over the practical domain is a segment.

D))) The graph of p(e) graphed over the theoretical domain is a line, and the graph of p(e) graphed over the practical domain is a set of points.

Answer 25

Theoretical domain is all real numbers..so I guess that's a line.

Answer 26

C or D? @iGreen

Answer 27

I would say C..because practical domain is between a section..so a segment would make sense.