Using it's concept, any function with domain 
has the same domain as 
.
<h3>What is the domain of a function?</h3>
The domain of a function is the set that contains all possible input values for the function.
Function is defined for , hence any function with domain has the same domain as .
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Answer: Larry thought of the number 14
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number be represented by x
Such that when added with 1 becomes x+1
Multiplied by 2 becomes 2(x+1)
divided by 3 gives 2(x+1)/3
Upon subtraction with 4, we have
2(x+1)/3 -4=6 as the equation
Solving
2(x+1)/3 -4=6
2(x+1)/3=6+4
2(x+1)/3=10
2(x+1)=3x10
2(x+1)=30
2x+2=30
2x=30-2
2x=28
x=28/2
x=14
B. Predictive; the question speaks for itself
