The range of a function is the set of possible values that can be obtained from the dependent variable. The range of the function is: $R: (500, \infty)$

Given that:

$Phone = \$500$

$Monthly\ Plan = \$60$

Let the number of months be t. So, the function C(t) is calculated as follows:

$C(t) = Phone + Monthly\ Plan \times t$

$C(t) = 500 + 60 \times t$

$C(t) = 500 + 60t$

The range is calculated as follows:

The smallest possible value of t is 0 i.e. when no monthly subscription is done.

So, we have:

$C(0) = 500 + 60\times 0= 500 + 0 = 500$

And the highest is $\infty$ i.e. for a large value of t

So, we have:

$C(\infty) = 500 + 60\times \infty= 500 + \infty = \infty$

Hence, the range of the function is:

$R: (500, \infty)$

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Solve the equation. | x | -7 =6

guapka [62]

Hi there!

Let's solve this equation step by step!
$|x| - 7 = 6$

First add 7 to both sides.
$|x| = 13$

Next we need to take a look at the meaning of the stripes between our variable. Those stripes mean we are dealing with an absolute value function. The absolute value stripes make everything between the stripes positive; also when we plug in a number. In this particular question we can plug in both -13 and 13 at the position of n, because when -13 is made positive, it fulfils the equation.

Hence,
$x= 13$ or $x = - 13$

~ Hope this helps you!

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