How do I find domain and range from a graph/equation?
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domain represents the x values so for example in a diagonal line that continues infinitely, the domain is all real numbers or (-infinity, infinity)
range represents y values so it would also be all real numbers or (-infinity, infinity)
let’s say there is a line (refer to pic) that moves ONLY from point (-3, -1) and (2, 2)
the domain would be [-3, 2]
we use brackets because it’s a real number unlike infinity (also because it’s a closed circle on the graph; if the graph had an open circle you would use a parenthesis)
and the range would be [-1, 2]
if you have any more questions about this explanation feel free to ask!
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Answer:
First and second box had 80 and 75 lb flour originally.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the two boxes contained x lb and y lb of the flour respectively.
Both the boxes contained 155 lb of flour in total.
So the first equation will be,
x + y = 155 --------(1)
If the 20 lb of the flour is taken out then amount of flour in first box = (x - 20) lb
and added to the second box then flour in second box = (y + 20) lb
After the mixing of flour statement says that "the first box will contain of the flour now in the second box."
For this statement equation will be
19(x - 20) = 12(y + 20)
19x - 12y = 380 + 240
19x - 12y = 620 ------(2)
Equation (1) × 12 + equation (2)
12(x + y) + (19x - 12y) = 155×12 + 620
31x = 1860 + 620
31x = 2480
x =
x = 80 lb
from equation (1)
80 + y = 155
y = 155 - 80
y = 75 lb.
Therefore, first and second boxes had 80 lb and 75 lb of flour originally.