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Match the functions to their ranges when the domain is {1, 2} .f(x)=3x+5 f(x)=x^2-2x-5 f(x)=(x+5)x^2 f(x)=4-x
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{-6, -5} {8, 11} {3, 2} {6, 28}
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do i do it as f(-6)=3(-5)+5 ????
can u help PLEASE
do you know what DOMAIN means ?
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i think so
if you put DOMAIN in given function,then the values you are obtained are RANGE of a function
ok??
so try with first function and tell me what values you are obtained
f(−6)=3(−6)+5
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f(−6)=−13
you have to substitute DOMAIN only
HOW
like in first function, f(1) = ? and f(2)=?
f(-6)=???
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they are the options man
Domain is {1,2}
given in question
understood ? @dr0zier99
sure thanks
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now f(1)=?
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