Question

Find the domain of the following functions and simplify their expressions.

Answer 1

The domain of the function is  (-∞,∞) and the simplified expression is x²-6x-40 .

A function's domain and range are its constituent parts. A function's  range is its potential output, whereas its domain is the set of all possible input values. Range, Domain, and Function. A is the domain and B is the co-domain if a function f: A B exists that maps every element of A to an element in B. 'b', where (a,b) R, provides the representation of an element 'a' under a relation R. The set of images is the function's range.

The given functions are

f(x)=6x+24

g(x)=x²-16

Now we have to find (g-f)(x) .

(g-f)(x)=x²-16-6x-24

or,(g-f)(x)=x²-6x-40

or,(g-f)(x)=x²-10x+4x-40

or,(g-f)(x)=x(x-10)+4(x-10)

or,(g-f)(x)=(x-10)(x+4)

So the domain of the function (g-f)(x) are the values for which the function exists. we can see that the function exists for all values of x.

Domain in set builder notation={x|x∈R}

Domain in interval notation=(-∞,∞)

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