The range of a function is the set of all the possible function outputs. We know that sin theta varies between -1 and 1 if we draw a graph. According to the graph, the largest number that is an output of g is -1, and the smallest number is 1. Every number between them is also an output of g for some input. Therefore, the range of g is [-1,1].

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Answer:

The answer is,

$r = \frac{3t}{t - 1}$

Step-by-step explanation:

$t = \frac{r}{ r - 3}$

Firstly, you have to get rid of fraction by multiplying (r-3) to both side and expand out:

t × (r-3) = r/(r-3) × (r-3)

rt - 3t = r

Then you have to move all the "r" variables to one side and other variables to the other side:

rt - r = 3t

You can make "r" as a subject by taking out the common term, you can see that the common term on the left is "r" so you can bring out:

r(t-1) = 3t

r = 3t/(t-1)

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