The range of a function is the set of numbers used as y-coordinates.
Let's look at the y-coordinates of the points in the graph.
There are points in the graph with all y-coordinates greater than -3.
There are points in the graph with all y-coordinates less then -3.
At exactly -3, there is no point on the graph with that y-coordinate.
We expect the graph to behave as it is shown above 7 and below -7, so the only value excluded from the y-coordinates is -3.
Answer: B. All real numbers except -3
Answer:
How can the solution be located?
find the intersection
Which integers is the x-coordinate between?
0 and 1
Which integers is the y-coordinate between?
2 and 3
What is the solution approximated to the tenths place?
(0.4,2.8)
Step-by-step explanation:
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If the traslation is T(x,y)=(x-1,y+1) then:
Therefore A'=( -7,3).
