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3 years ago

What ate the domain and range of f(x)(1/6)x+2?

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never [62]3 years ago

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Answer:

Domain : all real numbers

Range: All numbers greater than 2

Step-by-step explanation:

The shark. (Haha, I'm sorry.)

There are no restrictions on the x. X can be any real number.

The range, however, does have restrictions. The range has to be a number greater than 0.

Why?

Because any number that you put in for x won't make the range less than 2. If you put in zero for x, the range is 2.

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