Answer:
It's asking you to find the inputs of the function.
Step-by-step explanation:
Basically, when you input something, you replace "x" in the equation with the number you want to input. For example, if I had the equation: 5x/6+5, then I wanted to input "5", then 5 would replace x in the equation, making 5(5)/6+5. The output they are giving you is simply evaluating the equation that you used to input x, so basically in the case I gave you, the output would be 5(5)/6+5, or 25/6+5, and 55/6. Using the outputs, they want you to find the inputs.
Remember that the <em>domain</em> is the set of all the x terms.
So in the graph shown here, notice that the x terms seem to be increasing in both a positive and negative direction and there seems to be no limit to how large or how small the x terms can get. So the x terms can be all positive and negative numbers, including decimals and fractions.
In other words, the x terms can be All Real Numbers.
So the domain is equal to the set of all real numbers or <em>R</em>.
The range is the set of all the y terms.
Notice that all the y terms are less than or equal to 9.
So the range is {y: y ≤ 9}.
Step-by-step explanation:
if a = 10
a² = 10²= 100
Hope it will help :)
