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lana [24]
3 years ago
8

Olivia is making model cars to go on shelves in her room. The number of wheels she uses is a function of how many cars she makes

: if she makes 1 car, she uses 4 wheels; if she makes 2 cars, she uses 8 wheels; if she makes 3 cars, she uses 12 wheels; and so on. She has exactly 28 wheels she can use to make cars. What is the domain and range for the function?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Luba_88 [7]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Domain = 1 to 7

Range = 4 to 28

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that:

Number of wheels used is a function of number of cars manufactured.

Number of wheels present = 28

1 car uses 4 wheels

2 cars use 8 wheels.

3 car uses 12 wheels

and so on.

Let the function be of the form:

y =f(x)

Domain of the function is the value of x that can be given as valid input to the function.

Range of the function is the value of y that can be output of the function.

Let x be the number of cars manufactured.

Then value of y is nothing but x times 4.

y=4x

We are given that maximum value of y can be 28.

28 = 4x\\\Rightarrow x =7

Therefore, maximum value of input can be 7.

Minimum number of wheels can be 4 to make a minimum of 1 car.

Therefore domain is 4 to 28 and range is 1 to 7.

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