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Match each function with its range.

Mercury:

I will not do the whole thing for you but I can help you get started the key is to remember that the output of sqrt(anything) must be 0 or greater. (only considering real numbers for this problem) so let's use the first problem as an example. f(x) = -sqrt(x) if it was just sqrt(x), then the range would be y ≥ 0, since square root only outputs 0 or greater. however, since there's a negative sign in front, it flips around and becomes y ≤ 0 can you try applying this kind of logic to the rest of the problems? I'm here to help out if you get stuck

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