Domain: Set of all real numbersIf you want to express the domain in set-builder notation, then you'd write something like
which is fancy notation to basically say "x is any real number"
If you want to write the domain in interval notation, then you'd write
which is the interval from negative infinity to positive infinity. In other words, the entire real number line.
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The domain is the set of all real numbers because we don't have any restrictions to worry about. There are no division by zero errors. There are no cases where we have to worry about taking the square root of a negative number, or anything similar. Any number can replace x to generate an output for y.
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Based on the shape shown on the graph, the reflection of the shape would be b) A coordinate grid is shown from positive 8 to negative 8 on the x-axis and from positive 8 to negative 8 on the y-axis. A triangle is shown on ordered pair 2, negative 2 and 4, negative 2, and 2, negative 6.
<h3>What shape is the reflection?</h3>
The coordinate grid that the shape would be reflected across is the y axis to get a reflection in the negative side of the x axis.
The first reflection would be of the point that is (2,2). It would be reflected to become (-2, 2).
The second reflection would be of point (2, 6) which would then be reflected to become (-2, 6).
Finally the third point would be of point (4, 2) which would then become (-4, 2).
In conclusion, the reflection was across the y axis.
Options include:
- a) A coordinate grid is shown from positive 8 to negative 8 on the axis and from positive 8 to negative 8 on the y-axis. A triangle is shown on ordered pair negative 2, 2 and negative 4, 2 and negative 4, 6.
- b) A coordinate grid is shown from positive 8 to negative 8 on the x-axis and from positive 8 to negative 8 on the y-axis. A triangle is shown on ordered pair 2, negative 2 and 4, negative 2, and 2, negative 6.
- c) A coordinate grid is shown from positive 8 to negative 8 on the axis and from positive 8 to negative 8 on the y-axis. A triangle is shown on ordered pair negative 2, 2 and negative 2, 4 and negative 6, 2.
- d) A coordinate grid is shown from positive 8 to negative 8 on the axis and from positive 8 to negative 8 on the y-axis. A triangle is shown on ordered pair 2, negative 2 and 2, negative 4 and 6, negative 2.
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