Given:
The graph of a function is given.
To find:
The range of the graph.
Solution:
We know that, the domain is the set of input values and range is the set of output values.
In a graph, domain is represented by the x-axis and range is represented by the y-axis.
From the given graph it is clear that there is an open circle at (-8,-8) and a closed circle at (3,4). It means the function is not defined at (-8,-8) but defined for (3,4).
The graph of the function is defined over the interval 
. So, the domain is (-8,3].
The values of the function lie in the interval 
. So, the range is (-8,4].
Therefore, the range of the function are all real values over the interval (-8,4].
Answer:
n = -1
Step-by-step explanation:
you've accidently substracted 6n from 12n when you were supposed to be adding them. (-6n becomes +6n when brought to the otherside of the equal sign)
Answer:
-7
Step-by-step explanation:
2x+3=x-4
Let's start by subtracting 3 from both sides
2x=x-7
Now, subtract x from both sides
x=-7
Let's plug it in to make sure!
2(-7) +3= (-7)-4
-11=-11
The given equation is
And we have to solve for y.
Solving for y, means isolating y . And to isolate y, we need to get rid of 4 that is with y .
It means we have to separate 4 from y, and for separation , we have to perform division. That is, we have to divide both sides by 4, and that will be the next step .
So out of the four options, correct option is the last option .
