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29 November, 13:09
What is the domain and range of f (x) = - 4x-1
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Malachi Larson
29 November, 13:29
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Domain: the set of all real numbers. Range: same.
Step-by-step explanation:
f (x) = - 4x - 1 is a polynomial, so its domain is "the set of all real numbers," just as it is for every other polynomial. This being a first-order linear equation, y can take on any real value, and thus the range is ""the set of all real numbers."
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