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Y=-4x-10 for all prime numbers less than 15. What is the domain and range for this?

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$The\ prime\ numbers\ less\ than\ 15\ is\ domain:\\\\D=\{2;\ 3;\ 5;\ 7;\ 11;\ 13\}\\\\Range:\\\\f(2)=-4(2)-10=-18\\f(3)=-4(3)-10=-22\\f(5)=-4(5)-10=-30\\f(7)=-4(7)-10=-38\\f(11)=-4(11)-10=-54\\f(13)=-4(13)-10=-62\\\\Range:\{-18;-22;-30;-38;-54;-62\}$

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