1 US = 1.09 Australian
divide by 1.09 on both sides to find how much a 1 Australian dollar is worth.
1/1.09 = 1 Australian dollar
1 Australian dollar = 0.92 US dollar
mulitply 35 on both sides of the equation
35 Australian = 35 (0.92) = 32.2 US dollars
Answer:


Domain: All real numbers
![Range = [-1,1]](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=Range%20%3D%20%5B-1%2C1%5D)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
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Solving (a): f(0)
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when 
So:

Solving (b): f(pi)
On the attached graph
when 
So:

Solving (c): Domain
There is no restriction on x.
Hence, the domain is the set of all real numbers
Solving (d): Range
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So, the range is:
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-4 could be the sum of four consecutive integers...I bet
Answer:
Step 1: Find f(5/2)
f(5/2) = -23(5/2) + 5
f(5/2) = -115/2 + 5
<em><u>f(5/2) = -105/2</u></em>
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Step 2: Find f(52)
f(52) = -23(52) + 5
f(52) = -1196 + 5
<em><u>f(52) = -1,191</u></em>